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Chinese stocks extend losses after CSI 300 enters bear market
China's CSI 300 index has fallen 20% from its June peak after a 10-week selloff, entering bear-market territory. On Thursday the Shanghai Composite fell 2.07% and Hong Kong's Hang Seng 3.91%, even as CNBC reported sovereign wealth funds' investments in China and Hong Kong have risen 190% after an earlier slump.
Why it matters
Falling Chinese equities affect household wealth in the world's second-largest economy and global investors with exposure to it.
Background
A bear market is usually defined as a 20% drop from a recent high. Chinese markets rallied earlier this year before a prolonged decline began in August.
The story so far
- Chinese stocks extend losses after CSI 300 enters bear market
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