Chinese investors opened 704,900 stock trading accounts in August, the smallest number in 20 months. The news came as huge market losses dampened investor enthusiasm. Fewer people were willing to enter the market. The Shanghai Composite Index had... ...full story at People's Daily
from People's Daily on Tue, Sep 09 2008
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Chinese Investors Reveal Unhealthy Stock Market »
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The stock market in mainland China has been falling the past few days. The Shanghai index is at half its highest point of 6,100 points.
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