China Crashes Most Since 2007
For a record 12th day in a row, Chinese margin debt balances have dropped with today's 8.5% collapse the largest in history.
As of last night, there were around 570/1694 Shenzhen stocks
halted/suspended and hundreds more on the Shanghai bourse leaving more than 54% of all Chinese stocks frozen ($2.6 trillion or 40% of value). China continues to try to manage leverage down (raising margin requirements on stock futures) while encouraging speculation
(easing rules for insurers to buy blue chips and financing the purchase
of smaller company shares directly) and CYNK'ing the entire market - if it's not open, you can't sell it and the price cannot fall! It's not working as CSI-300 futures are now down 7.9% in the preopen.
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- *CHINA TRADING HALTS FREEZE $2.6 TRILLION, 40% OF TOTAL VALUE
- *CHINA RAISES MARGIN REQUIREMENT FOR CSI 500 INDEX FUTURES
- *SHANGHAI MARGIN DEBT FALLS 8.5%, BIGGEST ONE-DAY DROP ON RECORD
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