China’s wild market ride throws investors

PBoC cuts interest rates after Shanghai’s benchmark index flirts with bear market territory. New users of Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect caught in market whiplash.
June 28, 2015

Investors in China’s mainland stock markets look set for another bumpy ride next week after Beijing cut interest rates on Saturday, facing-off with stock market pundits who say equity valuations are too high.

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