Which China stocks moved this week? (Aug 31, 2026)

Taking the China holdings inside the ETFs we track, here is where the movement was in the latest data.

Biggest gains:

• BACHY (Bank of China) $17.75, 1.78% — held by 1 ETF
• TCOM (Trip.com Group) $45.35, 1.66% — held by 1 ETF
• XIACF (Xiaomi) $3.54, 1.58% — held by 2 ETFS
• 600036 (China Merchants Bank) 39.89, 1.37% — held by 1 ETF
• PDD (PDD Holdings) $85.69, 1.18% — held by 5 ETFS

Biggest falls:

• 300750 (Contemporary Amperex) 360.02, -2.30% — held by 1 ETF
• IDCBY (Industrial & Commercial Bank of China) $18.73, -1.21% — held by 2 ETFS
• 600519 (Kweichow Moutai) 1,287.68, -0.75% — held by 1 ETF
• 000858 (Wuliangye Yibin) 71.00, -0.71% — held by 1 ETF
• BYDDY (BYD Company) $11.45, -0.43% — held by 2 ETFS

Two cautions on reading a list like this. A single day's move tells you very little about a business, and small companies move further on less volume — so the top of a gainers list is often the least liquid name rather than the most improved one.

Companies trading within 5% of their 52-week high this week: IDCBY, BACHY.

Where a stock sits in its 52-week range is a momentum observation, not a valuation one — a company can sit at a high and still be cheap, or at a low and still be expensive.

The more useful follow-up for a fund investor is which ETFs hold these companies and at what weight, because that is what actually moves your portfolio. Each name above links to that breakdown.