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Stocks accounts openings reach 2-month low |
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CHINESE mainland securities account openings rose at the slowest pace in almost two months on June 4 as a stock-market rout, triggered by a tripling of the tax on share trades, deterred people from entering the market. |
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Afternoon strong buying turns around stock market |
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CHINESE mainland stocks rebounded in volatile trading today following their sharpest one-day drop in three months as strong buying by institutions offset selling by retail investors.
The benchmark Shanghai |
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Mainland stocks avoid suspension on price moves |
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Mainland's two stock bourses decided not to halt trading today in shares of more than 300 listed firms after they've posted wild volatility in the past few sessions in an attempt move to keep the market in order.
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Mainland stocks post record drop |
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Chinese mainland key stock index plunged by a record number of points after the government's main securities daily signaled officials won't try to halt a slump that's erased more than US$350 billion of market value in |
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Domestic stocks decline on fears of new measures |
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Domestic shares fell, erasing earlier gains, on concern there will be new efforts to cool the market, including a capital gains tax, after a tripling of the duty on securities trades failed to deter new investors.
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Stocks fall, extending US$161b rout on tax surge |
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Chinese mainland stocks fell, extending a slide that wiped out US$161 billion of market value yesterday after the tax on securities trades was tripled.
"Panic is still spreading among investors and there's |
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