China's Economic Woes Trigger Stock Rout in Hong Kong and Mainland
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Chinese stocks experienced a deepening rout as disappointing economic data heightened concerns about the market's recovery, with the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index falling 3.9% and the CSI 300 benchmark for mainland shares sliding 2.2%. Foreigners sold 13 billion yuan ($1.8 billion) worth of stocks on a net basis, the most in over a year.
- China Stock Rout Deepens as Data Stoke Recovery Concerns Bloomberg
- Hong Kong Stocks Sink as China’s Economy Scares Investors The New York Times
- China Economy Has Rough Finish to 2023, Alibaba Stock Has Tough Start to 2024 Barron's
- Hong Kong shares drop 3.7% and mainland China stocks tumble to near 5-year lows CNBC
- Weak data, limited stimulus keep investors away from China Reuters
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