Chinese stock market closed three consecutive trading losses in thin trading on Monday, investors with short positions ahead of major corporate earnings later this month.
Leading Shanghai and Shenzhen A-share listed CSI 300 index closed up 1.2 percent at 2,331.43 points. Shanghai Composite Index closed up 0.8%.
On Friday, the index unexpectedly surged inland trading system failure blamed - after heavy buying by the China Everbright Securities Co., Ltd. - and prices fell sharply. Everbright said it would not because of insider trading on Friday, until further notice mistakes purchase the Sale Shares.
 



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