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China’s new small-cap stockmarketNews China has announced plans to establish a new stock exchange in Beijing that will be aimed at small and medium-sized firms.
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China may be cheap, but is it cheap enough to make investing there worth it?Opinion China’s crackdown on its markets has spread beyond Big Tech to all sectors of the economy. Investors in China must now ask themselves: is it worth it?
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Investors must think again about ChinaBriefings Under Xi Jinping, China is becoming increasingly hostile to business. Foreigners pouring money in might do well to reconsider.
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China: rule by law, not rule of lawOpinion Beijing’s sudden attack on the online-education sector is a wake-up call for global investors, says Edward Chancellor
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Chinese regulators' latest clampdown rattles investorsNews Beijing has broadened a clampdown on businesses it blames “for increasing inequality and financial risk”, with the resultant market volatility driving Chinese stocks to the brink of a bear market.
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A dark cloud over Chinese stocks
News Shares in Chinese companies have experienced the biggest two-day fall since 2008 amid growing regulatory pressure.
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What’s behind China’s stockmarket meltdown?News Chinese stocks fell hard for a third consecutive session on Tuesday. Saloni Sardana explains what’s going on.
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Chinese tech firms are moving from listing in New York to Hong Kong. Are they worth buying?News Chinese firms listing on the stockmarket are moving away from the US to Hong Kong after China’s government clamped down. Saloni Sardana looks at what’s going on.
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Can China's stockmarkets keep surging?News China's benchmark CSI 300 stockmarket index enjoyed its biggest weekly gain in three months recently. Can that continue?
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