China gets on the warpath against short-selling
Some of the nation's major brokerages have suspended their short-selling businesses as new rules take effect
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Shanghai
CHINA stepped up its crackdown on the short-selling of shares on Tuesday, unveiling rules that make it harder for speculators to profit from hourly price changes, as some of the nation's major brokerages suspended their short-selling businesses.
China's stock exchanges and market watchdogs are cracking down on short-selling under a broad government-orchestrated effort to prevent a collapse in the country's markets, which have lost about 30 per cent of their value since peaking in June.
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