Chinese share rout resembles Wall Street in 1929
Trading halts, selling bans and bailout funds have failed to stop the market from losing a third of its value.
Nevil Gibson
Thu, 09 Jul 2015
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Chinese investors are reliving the Wall Street crash of 1929 despite the frantic efforts of authorities to stem a sharemarket meltdown.
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Nevil Gibson
Thu, 09 Jul 2015
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