People's Daily Online 4 weeks ago

ChiNext shares plunge after debut

Stocks traded on the ChiNext startup board in Shenzhen yesterday plunged after surging heavily on their Oct 30 debut, challenging the ability of regulators to control volatility in the new bourse. All but three of the 28 new stocks on ChiNext declined. Full Article at People's Daily Online

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