The benchmark
Shanghai share index — which has more than doubled in the last year — fell 6.4 percent on Friday.
The main
Shanghai share index plunged 8.5 percent on Monday, its steepest one - day drop in eight years.
Not exact matches
Heading into MSCI's 2015 decision on A
shares, high expectations of inclusion helped drive the
Shanghai composite to more than seven - year highs, before the
index crashed more than 40 percent that summer.
Global market
index provider MSCI announced that it would start including China's A share market (shares traded on the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges) into its MSCI Emerging Markets I
index provider MSCI announced that it would start including China's A
share market (
shares traded on the
Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges) into its MSCI Emerging Markets
IndexIndex.
Spooked by a sudden 19 % plunge in the
Shanghai Composite
Index, regulators halted initial public offerings, suspended trading in shares accounting for 40 % of market capitalization, forced state - owned brokers to promise to buy stocks until the index reached a higher level, mobilized state - controlled funds to purchase equities, and promised unlimited support from the central
Index, regulators halted initial public offerings, suspended trading in
shares accounting for 40 % of market capitalization, forced state - owned brokers to promise to buy stocks until the
index reached a higher level, mobilized state - controlled funds to purchase equities, and promised unlimited support from the central
index reached a higher level, mobilized state - controlled funds to purchase equities, and promised unlimited support from the central bank.
Coming off its biggest one - day decline since 2007,
Shanghai's main
share index seesawed throughout Tuesday — falling as much as 5 percent as trading opened and rising 1 percent at one point — to end down 1.7 percent.
Mainland Chinese
shares extended their losses, with the
Shanghai Composite
Index hitting another three - month low, losing 0.2 percent to 2,374.90.
The
index tracks the daily price performance of all A-
shares and B -
shares listedon the
Shanghai Stock Exchange.
Chinese
shares stumbled, with the blue - chip
index off 0.4 percent and
Shanghai's SSE Composite down 0.3 percent.
Mainland Chinese
shares rose, with the benchmark
Shanghai Composite
Index gaining 0.2 percent to 2,508.09.
The MSCI China
Index is a free float — adjusted market capitalization — weighted index of Chinese equities that includes China - affiliated corporations and H shares listed on the Hong Kong Exchange, and B shares listed on the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges and P Chips and foreign listings (e.g. A
Index is a free float — adjusted market capitalization — weighted
index of Chinese equities that includes China - affiliated corporations and H shares listed on the Hong Kong Exchange, and B shares listed on the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges and P Chips and foreign listings (e.g. A
index of Chinese equities that includes China - affiliated corporations and H
shares listed on the Hong Kong Exchange, and B
shares listed on the
Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges and P Chips and foreign listings (e.g. ADRs).