China's Stock Market Plunge: Investor Confidence Fades as $6.3 Trillion Selloff Continues
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Chinese stocks continue to plummet, with mainland firms listed in Hong Kong ranking at the bottom of global equity indexes for the year. Tokyo has surpassed Shanghai as Asia's largest equity market, and India's valuation premium over China has reached a record high. The stock selloff is causing significant disruption in China's asset management industry, leading to a surge in mutual fund closures to a five-year high.
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