China launches all-out bid to end stocks rout
Reports say Beijing has suspended new share offers and set up market stabilisation fund, as top brokerages pledge to buy huge amounts of shares
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BEIJING intensified efforts over the weekend to pull China's stock markets out of a nose-dive that is threatening the world's second-largest economy, with top brokerages pledging to buy massive amounts of shares and a report that the government has set up a market stabilisation fund.
Beijing has also suspended new share offers in an attempt to take pressure off the market after a 30 per cent plunge in three weeks, The Wall Street Journal said.
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