(Reuters) - Chinese stocks tumbled 8.3 percent on Monday, extending
last week's 4.3 percent fall, as investors continued to fret
about a hike in a stock-trading tax -- the latest move by
authorities to cool a market that had nearly tripled in value
in the past year.
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last week's 4.3 percent fall, as investors continued to fret
about a hike in a stock-trading tax -- the latest move by
authorities to cool a market that had nearly tripled in value
in the past year.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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