China Stock Market

A nearly 8 per cent plunge on the Shanghai composite index was its biggest daily fall in more than four years

Hong Kong went into the break 0.09 percent, or 23.78 points, up at 26,336.41 on bargain-buying after being battered last week

China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has issued a verbal directive to brokerages to bar their clients from selling borrowed stocks on February 3

On Monday, China's largest e-commerce company logged more than $38.3 billion of purchases during its annual Singles' Day shopping event, a new record

For the first time, Chinese companies can list without a track record of past profits or restrictions on IPO pricing

Consumers, and investors, favour cheaper goods. That's not a happy indicator

There have been stock bloodbaths from Indonesia to Vietnam this year

Bulls returned in full force Tuesday, at one point sending the FTSE China A50 Index toward its biggest daily gain since 2016

Large-cap banks and oil companies, rumored to be the favored buying targets of state-run funds, were the biggest contributors to the rally

The slide of Chinese equities in the past few days definitely had an impact on the currency

China is trying to tighten its grip on capital outflows after a slide in the yuan this year of almost 6 percent