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China's Stock Market Crashes 20%: 3 Reasons Why The Dragon Is Losing Its Fire
Stock Market News: A 20 per cent correction can make a market look cheaper. But lower prices do not automatically mean better value.
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After Market Crash, China Mulls Single 'Super-Regulator': Report
China is considering bringing together its banking, insurance and securities regulators into a single super-commission, sources told Reuters, following the summer's stock market crash that was blamed in part on poor inter-agency coordination.
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Timeline of China's Attempts to Prevent Stock Market Meltdown
he Chinese government has taken unprecedented steps to stave off a crash in its stock markets, which have plunged since mid-June on concerns over the slowing economy and an unexpected devaluation of the yuan in mid-August.
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China Gives Pension Funds Access to Stock Market
China on Sunday allowed pension funds managed by local governments to invest in the stock market for the first time, potentially channeling hundreds of billions of yuan into the country's struggling equity market.
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IMF Warns of 'Disorderly Correction' if China Reform Slows
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned on Friday that China, the world's second largest economy, could face a "disorderly correction" followed by slower growth if its reform program slows.
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Over 20 Million Small Investors Fled China Stock Market After Crash: Report
Some 24 million small investors in China, or nearly one-third of the investors in the country's stock market, fled the turbulent market after the recent crash that wiped about $3.2 trillion of capital, according to an agency of the country's government.
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China Shares Slide as Banks Investigate Market Exposure
China shares fell again on Thursday after a report that banks were trying to get to grips with their financial exposure to the stock market slump in June added to a pall of uncertainty for investors.
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China Shares Slip Again as Beijing Scrambles to Calm Markets
Chinese shares fell on Tuesday, as Beijing scrambled once again to prop up a stock market whose wild gyrations have heightened fears about the financial stability of the world's second biggest economy.
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China Must Learn Lessons From Stock Market Rout, Says its Vice Finance Minister
China must learn lessons from its stock market rout, the country's vice finance minister said on Saturday, signaling his intent to focus on supervision and the development of new frameworks to make it possible to weather any future market turbulence.
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China Stocks Tumble Despite Positive Economic Data
The stock market recovery that began in China last week after a slew of government steps to halt a crash ran abruptly out of steam on Wednesday, with markets dropping sharply in afternoon trade despite surprisingly positive economic data.
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Asia Shares Waver as China Slump Undercuts Boost From Data
Asian stocks struggled to keep their gains on Wednesday as a renewed slide in Chinese equities eclipsed upbeat data from the world's second-biggest economy, while the euro slipped ahead of a Greek parliamentary vote on austerity measures.
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China's Rich Seek Shelter From Stock Market Storm in Foreign Property
Realtors in Australia, Britain and Canada are bracing for a surge of new interest in their already hot property markets, with early signs that wealthy Chinese investors are seeking a safe haven from the turmoil in Shanghai's equity markets.
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The Guardian View on China's Plunging Stock Market: Better to Ride It Out
China has thrown in everything but the kitchen sink to halt the fall in the stock market. But was it really necessary?
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Wall Street Rallies as Chinese Stocks Recover
US stocks rose on Thursday as trading returned to normal at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and Beijing's efforts to halt a rout in Chinese stocks lifted markets around the world.
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China Bounce Ends 5-Day Losing Streak for World Stocks
World stocks snapped a five-day losing streak on Thursday, as Beijing halted a rout in Chinese stocks and the Federal Reserve signalled it might be too soon to raise US interest rates.
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China's Stock Market Crashes 20%: 3 Reasons Why The Dragon Is Losing Its Fire
Stock Market News: A 20 per cent correction can make a market look cheaper. But lower prices do not automatically mean better value.
-
After Market Crash, China Mulls Single 'Super-Regulator': Report
China is considering bringing together its banking, insurance and securities regulators into a single super-commission, sources told Reuters, following the summer's stock market crash that was blamed in part on poor inter-agency coordination.
-
Timeline of China's Attempts to Prevent Stock Market Meltdown
he Chinese government has taken unprecedented steps to stave off a crash in its stock markets, which have plunged since mid-June on concerns over the slowing economy and an unexpected devaluation of the yuan in mid-August.
-
China Gives Pension Funds Access to Stock Market
China on Sunday allowed pension funds managed by local governments to invest in the stock market for the first time, potentially channeling hundreds of billions of yuan into the country's struggling equity market.
-
IMF Warns of 'Disorderly Correction' if China Reform Slows
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned on Friday that China, the world's second largest economy, could face a "disorderly correction" followed by slower growth if its reform program slows.
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Over 20 Million Small Investors Fled China Stock Market After Crash: Report
Some 24 million small investors in China, or nearly one-third of the investors in the country's stock market, fled the turbulent market after the recent crash that wiped about $3.2 trillion of capital, according to an agency of the country's government.
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China Shares Slide as Banks Investigate Market Exposure
China shares fell again on Thursday after a report that banks were trying to get to grips with their financial exposure to the stock market slump in June added to a pall of uncertainty for investors.
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China Shares Slip Again as Beijing Scrambles to Calm Markets
Chinese shares fell on Tuesday, as Beijing scrambled once again to prop up a stock market whose wild gyrations have heightened fears about the financial stability of the world's second biggest economy.
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China Must Learn Lessons From Stock Market Rout, Says its Vice Finance Minister
China must learn lessons from its stock market rout, the country's vice finance minister said on Saturday, signaling his intent to focus on supervision and the development of new frameworks to make it possible to weather any future market turbulence.
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China Stocks Tumble Despite Positive Economic Data
The stock market recovery that began in China last week after a slew of government steps to halt a crash ran abruptly out of steam on Wednesday, with markets dropping sharply in afternoon trade despite surprisingly positive economic data.
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Asia Shares Waver as China Slump Undercuts Boost From Data
Asian stocks struggled to keep their gains on Wednesday as a renewed slide in Chinese equities eclipsed upbeat data from the world's second-biggest economy, while the euro slipped ahead of a Greek parliamentary vote on austerity measures.
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China's Rich Seek Shelter From Stock Market Storm in Foreign Property
Realtors in Australia, Britain and Canada are bracing for a surge of new interest in their already hot property markets, with early signs that wealthy Chinese investors are seeking a safe haven from the turmoil in Shanghai's equity markets.
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The Guardian View on China's Plunging Stock Market: Better to Ride It Out
China has thrown in everything but the kitchen sink to halt the fall in the stock market. But was it really necessary?
-
Wall Street Rallies as Chinese Stocks Recover
US stocks rose on Thursday as trading returned to normal at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and Beijing's efforts to halt a rout in Chinese stocks lifted markets around the world.
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China Bounce Ends 5-Day Losing Streak for World Stocks
World stocks snapped a five-day losing streak on Thursday, as Beijing halted a rout in Chinese stocks and the Federal Reserve signalled it might be too soon to raise US interest rates.
