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The Shanghai Composite dipped 0.05% to close at 3,287, while the Shenzhen Component fell by the same margin to 9,850 on Tuesday, marking a third consecutive session of losses as Sino-US trade uncertainty weighed on sentiment. China reiterated that it is not involved in trade talks with the US, countering claims by President Donald Trump that he had spoken with President Xi Jinping. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent echoed that it was "up to China" to deescalate tensions, highlighting China’s large trade surplus with the US. Meanwhile, in a Monday press briefing, Chinese officials expressed confidence in hitting the country's 5% growth target but held back on announcing immediate stimulus, opting instead to monitor the impact of global developments. Among notable losers, BYD Company fell 1.4%, Contemporary Amperex declined 1.2%, and Luxshare Precision dropped 1.4%.