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What Another China Stock Market Crash Means for Your Money

By , Contributing Writer, Money Morning -

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Another China stock market crash happened again today (Tuesday) as the Shanghai Composite dropped 6.4% to close at 2,749.79.

The drop in China's stock market was attributed to a renewed slide in oil prices, and mounting concerns about capital outflows ignited a late session sell-off and sparked investor panic.

The crashing Chinese stock market has had a major impact stateside, with the Dow Jones Industrial average falling 7.5% to open 2016. That’s why we're talking with Money Morning experts about what a China stock market crash means for your money.

The crashing Chinese stock market has had a major impact stateside, with the Dow Jones Industrial average falling 7.5% to open 2016. That's why we talking with Money Morning experts about what a China stock market crash means for your money.

Five Reasons You Owe It to Your Money to Put China's Market Rout in Perspective

By , Chief Investment Strategist, Money Map Report -

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Millions of investors around the world are watching China's stock markets with bated breath, given that the Shanghai and Shenzhen bourses have lost more than $3 trillion in market capitalization between them over the past three weeks - a real money amount that's greater than Brazil's annual output or Spain's entire stock market, according to Bloomberg.

Bluntly speaking, they're hoping the "bubble" won't pop.

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China Stocks Broaden Appeal with Lower Valuations

By , Associate Editor, Money Morning -

After a third quarter that saw China's stocks fall, equities in the world's third-largest economy may now be too cheap to pass up. The Shanghai Composite Index (SSE) was the worst performer among the so-called BRIC nations (Brazil, Russia, India, and China) in the third quarter, falling 6% as Chinese banks pulled the reins on […]

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