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China’s Stocks Fall to Cap Worst Monthly Decline in Six Years


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China’s stocks fell, capping the benchmark index’s biggest monthly drop since August 2009, as the government struggles to rekindle investor interest amid a $3.5 trillion rout.

The Shanghai Composite Index slid 1.1 percent to 3,663.73 at the close, dragged down by energy and industrial companies. The gauge tumbled 15 percent this month, the biggest loss among 93 global benchmark gauges tracked by Bloomberg, as margin traders cashed out and new equity-account openings tumbled amid concern valuations are unsustainable.

 

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Une chute de 42% de la bourse de Shanghai, dont 600 Entreprises ont demandé la suspension de leur cotisation en bourse

 

 

Si cette situation dure encore....la monde fera face á une seisme dans les diverses bourses mondiales, et donce l'economie mondiale

 

:confused::confused::confused:

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