China stocks fall for the first time in five days

Mainland China share market declined for the first time in five consecutive sessions on Friday, 04 July 2014. Investors cashed out some profit off the table after the benchmark indices climbing more than 1% this week after data showed China's manufacturing expanded in June at the fastest pace this year and a services index increased to the highest level since March 2013. The benchmark Shanghai Composite closed 0.19% down from prior day to 2059.37. Trading turnover decreased to 83.59 billion yuan from yesterday's 96.18 billion yuan.

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