Recriminations begin for China Crash as State Media, Banks, “Sheep” blamed
Not the same as U.S.-style “irrational exuberance,” but China’s great crash of 2015 is leading to similar questions as to why the regulator didn’t do more.
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Not the same as U.S.-style “irrational exuberance,” but China’s great crash of 2015 is leading to similar questions as to why the regulator didn’t do more.
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China switched on its propaganda machine to explain the Shanghai Stock Market Crash that wiped off the equivalent of 8 times SA’s GDP from Chinese shares.