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  1. [verwijderd] 27 november 2015 08:11
    Inzake China:
    (edit: Ik zie dat Nick de oorzaak van de daling inmiddels al heeft gevonden, maar toch laat ik ter info onderstaand nieuwsbericht staan)

    Chinese stocks dive 6% on brokerage investigations
    18 minutes ago
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    It's like a trip down memory lane ... if memory lane was vertical.

    Chinese stocks, after returning from the lunchbreak, dived sharply in the afternoon session on media reports a number of brokerages are being investigated for alleged violation of securities regulations.

    The Shanghai Composite was down by as much as 6.1 per cent in late trade, with the tech-focused Shenzhen Composite following suit, down by as much as 6.8 per cent. It would be Shanghai's biggest one-day fall since August 25, when the benchmark slumped by 7.7 per cent, writes Peter Wells in Hong Kong.

    Earlier this week, China's largest brokerage, Citic, was revealed to have overstated its over-the-counter derivatives business by Rmb1.06tn ($166bn) earlier this year. Yesterday, the company said it would cooperate with China's securities watchdog in an investigation into suspected violation of securities regulations. Rival Guosen Securities said it is also under investigation for suspected violations.

    This morning, Hong Kong-listed Haitong Securities was down 3.8 per cent before requesting a trading halt, but without providing a reason.

    It has been quite some time since investors have seen the late plunge, or the late plunge followed by a subsequent recovery.

    China's sharemarket bubble burst in early June. In an effort to calm things down, the Chinese unleashed a raft of extraordinary measures, ranging from banning IPOs, restricting short sales and large sales by directors.

    Beijing also took to supporting the market through large-scale share purchases, but eventually abandoned these efforts and shifted its focus to intervening in the foreign exchange market to prop up the weakening renminbi.

    As a result of its actions, China's so-called "national team" owns at least 6 per cent of the mainland stock market, the FT's Gabriel Wildau wrote on Thursday.

    www.ft.com/fastft/432211/chinese-stoc...
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