When the bottom fell out of China's stock market last month, the government in Beijing used every trick in the book to stop its dramatic slide.
Until Monday, when the Shanghai Composite lost 8.5%, the intervention appeared to have worked. Investors enjoyed two weeks of relative calm, and recovered some of the $3 trillion wiped out since the market peaked in June.
China's market meddling could do more harm than good - Jul. 27, 2015
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