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South African pensioners fate lies in the hands of the Chinese government - Jonathan Katzenellenbogen
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China sigue metiendo una enorme presión a las empresas tecnológicas de su país, que continúan sufriendo un duro revés en Bolsa. El último episodio se vivió ayer, cuando las acciones de las mayores empresas chinas de videojuego, entre ellas Tencent, cayeron con fuerza en la Bolsa de Hong Kong después de que un medio de comunicación oficial calificara a los videojuegos en línea de ser una “droga electrónica”.
Los títulos de Tencent llegaron a caer en la Bolsa de Hong Kong más de un 10%, para cerrar con un recorte del 6,75% (borrando unos 30.000 millones de euros de su capitalización). Otras como NetEase, CMGE y Yoozoo Interactive retrocedieron un 7,7%, un 13,59% y un 4%, respectivamente.
A dark cloud over Chinese stocks
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(Bloomberg) The slump in U.S.-listed Chinese shares accelerated Tuesday, wrapping up another day of heavy losses, as investors shunned the assets amid a broad-based crackdown by regulators in Beijing.
(Bloomberg) The slump in U.S.-listed Chinese shares accelerated Tuesday, wrapping up another day of heavy losses, as investors shunned the assets amid a broad-based crackdown by regulators in Beijing.
In the span of three trading days, the Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index which tracks 98 of Chinaâs biggest firms listed in the U.S. has plunged more than 19%, its biggest such drop on record. Stocks included in the index have seen $829 billion in value erased since hitting a record high in February with the benchmark being nearly halved.