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Donnerstag, 7. Januar 2016

Krise verschärft sich: Nächster Aktien-Crash in China führt zur erneuten Einstellung des Handels

Die schweren Verwerfungen am chinesischen Aktienmarkt halten die Börsen weltweit in Atem. Nach den Turbulenzen von gestern erfolgt heute der nächste signifikante Crash. Der Aktienhandel wird daraufhin nach einer der kürzesten Handelsperioden in der Historie komplett eingestellt..

Here We Go Again: China Halts Trading For The Entire Day After Another 7% Crash

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*CHINA STOCKS HALTED FOR REST OF DAY AFTER CSI 300 TUMBLES 7%
 

Happy New Year...

Chinese traders are unhappy:
  • Circuit breaker may be triggering “herd effect” and intensifying panic, investors may accelerate selling after 1st trading halt as they seek liquidity: Galaxy Sec. strategist Sun Jianbo
  • “There seems to be considerable anxiety in the mkt with investors selling as a preventive measure,”Shenwan Hongyuan Group director Gerry Alfonso
  • Investor confidence is on “shaky ground” due to negative factors incl. sharp depreciation in yuan, oil price slump and overnight losses in overseas equity mkts: Central China Sec. strategist Zhang Gang
  • Threshold being hit too easily in China, adding “liquidity fears” in mkt: Catherine Cheung, Head of Investment Strategy & Portfolio Advisory at Citibank Global Consumer Banking.

Montag, 4. Januar 2016

Blutiger Jahresstart: Aktien-Crash in China nach schlechten Wirtschaftsdaten

China's schlechtester Jahresstart in den letzten 15 Jahren wirkt sich heute auf die Aktienmärkte in der ganzen Welt aus..


China Halts Stock Trading For Day After Entire Market Crashes

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Following the initial halt in CSI-300 Futures at the 5% limit down level, the afternoon session opened to more carnage and amid the worst 'first day of the year' in at least 15 years, Chinese stocks collapsed further to a 7% crash. At 1334 local time, stock trading was halted for the rest of the day across all exchanges (at least two hours early).
As Bloomberg reports,
Chinese stock trading was halted for the rest of the day after the CSI 300 Index plunged more than 7 percent.

Trading of shares and index futures was halted from about 1:34 p.m. local time, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

Stocks fell as manufacturing contracted for a fifth straight month and investors anticipated the end of a ban on share sales by major stakeholders.

Under the mechanism which only became effective Monday, a move of 5 percent in the CSI 300 triggers a 15-minute halt for stocks, options and index futures, while a move of 7 percent close the market for the rest of the day. The CSI 300 of companies listed in Shanghai and Shenzhen fell as much as 7.02 percent before trading was suspended.
Not a happy new year...

Dow futures are now down over 150 points from NYE close, Gold and Treasuries are bid, and offshore Yuan has plunged most since the August devaluation.