China's market fix starts to bear fruit

Shanghai Composite Index surges but the number of listed companies that have halted trading now stands at roughly 1,400.
July 09, 2015

Beijing’s efforts to shore up its financial system finally started to bear fruit on Thursday, with the Shanghai Composite Index posting its biggest gain in six years.

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