More market chaos in China
CHINESE investors have embarked on another wave of panic selling overnight — and analysts warn there’s more pain to come.
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Journo ‘confesses’ to market chaos
THEY got him. Everyone can relax. A journalist has “confessed” to causing “panic” on China’s stock market and inflicting “huge losses on the country”.
ASX shares make a strong rebound
THE market turmoil of recent days is likely to push the Australian dollar lower and could even spark another rate cut, as the ASX reversed well over half of its horror four per cent losses.
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China stocks plummet again
SHANGHAI shares dropped 3.12 per cent by the break on Wednesday, extending their largest daily loss in more than three weeks.
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