China's stock market plunges

As the markets tumble, the CSRC is playing with increasingly bureaucratic ways to help the market.

On Thursday, the Shanghai composite index ended at 1390.5, down almost 50 points on the day and way below the 1500 market that for months has been touted as a powerful resistance point. The immediate cause was the reaction to China Merchants bank's plans to issue a huge RMB 10 billion ($1.2 billion) convertible bond and the aftermath of the almost RMB 6 billion IPO of Huaxia Bank.

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