China stocks rebound but trading volatility remains high
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Shanghai
CHINA stocks rebounded on Thursday from the previous session's sharp correction, but high trading volatility reflects lingering investor caution even as Beijing's flurry of rescue measures has managed to stem panic selling.
Investors were also keeping a close eye on the index futures market, where traders are generally still betting on more falls for mainland stocks, which lost about one-third of their value in the recent month-long rout.
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