China’s Stocks Sink Most Since 2007 as State Intervention Fails

China’s stocks plunged the most since 2007 as government support measures failed to allay investor concern that a slowdown in the world’s second-largest economy is deepening. Shenzhen is dropping 7.7% and Shanghai 8.3%.

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Submitted 9 years ago by fractal FT - "Black Monday" in China triggers Global rout

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      1998 Asian crisis... I don't think it's going to be as bad as '08.
      
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