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China stocks ended slightly lower on Monday as sentiment was dampened by warnings from top policymakers about asset bubbles and uncertainties around the U.S. presidential election.

China stocks dipped on Friday, but gained on the week.

China stocks dipped on Friday, but gained on the week.

China stocks edged lower on Thursday, while investors remained cautious in the face of slowing industrial profit growth.

China stocks edged lower on Thursday, while investors remained cautious in the face of slowing industrial profit growth.

China stocks fell the most in a week on Wednesday, partly driven by lingering concerns over tighter liquidity that pushed up treasury yields.

China stocks fell the most in a week on Wednesday, partly driven by lingering concerns over tighter liquidity that pushed up treasury yields.

China stocks barely moved on Tuesday, consolidating recent gains thanks to continued demand for raw material shares, while infrastructure and transportation firms took a breather.

China stocks barely moved on Tuesday, consolidating recent gains thanks to continued demand for raw material shares, while infrastructure and transportation firms took a breather.

China stocks ended Monday over 1 percent higher, bolstered by resources shares on signs that government efforts to reduce overcapacity in industries such as coal and steel were starting to bear fruit.

China stocks ended Monday over 1 percent higher, bolstered by resources shares on signs that government efforts to reduce overcapacity in industries such as coal and steel were starting to bear fruit.

China stocks traded sideways on Friday but managed to end the session slightly up, as strength in infrastructure shares offset concerns rooted in continuing yuan weakness.

China stocks traded sideways on Friday but managed to end the session slightly up, as strength in infrastructure shares offset concerns rooted in continuing yuan weakness.

China stocks were little changed on Wednesday after data showed the Chinese economy is stabilizing, as expected.

China stocks were little changed on Wednesday after data showed the Chinese economy is stabilizing, as expected.

China stocks rallied on Tuesday, as Shanghai's U.S. dollar-denominated B shares stabilized following the previous day's sell-off, and as investors shifted their focus to Chinese economic data this week.

China stocks rallied on Tuesday, as Shanghai's U.S. dollar-denominated B shares stabilized following the previous day's sell-off, and as investors shifted their focus to Chinese economic data this week.

China stocks fell the most in three weeks on Monday, with sentiment soured by a late-afternoon tumble in Shanghai's U.S. dollar-denominated B shares as the yuan continued to weaken.

China stocks fell the most in three weeks on Monday, with sentiment soured by a late-afternoon tumble in Shanghai's U.S. dollar-denominated B shares as the yuan continued to weaken.

China stock ended little changed on Friday as investors wrestled with mixed economic reports ahead of third-quarter GDP data next week that will shed more light on the health of the economy.