China stock markets closed for the day less than half an hour after
opening on Thursday January 07,2016 when shares fell more than seven percent, triggering
an automatic "circuit breaker", after authorities lowered the yuan's
value by the most since August 2014
By 9.58am, when trading was halted, the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index had slumped 7.32 percent, or 245.95 points, to 3,115.89.
The Shenzhen Composite Index, which tracks stocks on China's second exchange, had tumbled 8.35 percent, or 178.08 points, to 1,955.88
By 9.58am, when trading was halted, the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index had slumped 7.32 percent, or 245.95 points, to 3,115.89.
The Shenzhen Composite Index, which tracks stocks on China's second exchange, had tumbled 8.35 percent, or 178.08 points, to 1,955.88
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