Since their creation, Chinese stock markets have generally gone up, partly on the back of a government-sanctioned bull run, and partly because there weren't many alternatives for the mostly retail investors to spend their money on.
Since their creation, Chinese stock markets have generally gone up, partly on the back of a government-sanctioned bull run, and partly because there weren't many alternatives for the mostly retail investors to spend their money on.
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