Growing unease concerning China’s economic future has led to investors rapidly withdrawing their stakes from Chinese stocks, marking one of the most significant capital outflows since the challenges the nation faced under its zero-COVID policy in 2022. Over the first half of August, almost US$3.7 billion was retracted, following a more significant setback in October […]
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