There was another China stock market crash today (Thursday) as worries about market liquidity in the nation intensified.
For U.S. investors, the China stock market crash hits close to home, because every major sell-off in China will have a massive impact on global stocks in 2016.
But first, here's why the Chinese stock market crashed today...
There was another China stock market crash today (Thursday) as worries about market liquidity in the nation intensified.
For U.S. investors, the China stock market crash hits close to home, because every major sell-off in China will have a massive impact on global stocks in 2016.
But first, here's why the Chinese stock market crashed today...
We just received one of the biggest China stock market crash warning signs today (Tuesday) when the country announced economic growth in 2015 slowed to 6.9%.
That was the slowest growth rate in 25 years and below economists' lowered expectations of 7%.
And that's not the only dismal number that was reported in China today...
The Chinese stock market tumbled another 5.3% today (Monday), causing China's main index to close at a three-and-a-half-month low.
With no intervention from Chinese authorities to calm jittery markets and steady the yuan, the Shanghai Composite Index dropped 5.3% Monday to 3,016.70. Just six trading days into 2016, China's key benchmark has lost 15%.
Here's what you need to know...
Stock markets in Asia plunged Monday, leaving investors asking if another China stock market crash is coming in 2016.
The Shanghai Composite plunged 6.9%, and the smaller Shenzhen sank 8.2%.
Here's why China's stock markets face some major headwinds and what investors need to expect next...
The Chinese stock market reversed an early loss Monday and finished up nearly 2% even as other Asian stock markets stumbled.
Investors counting on more government intervention, however, will likely get burned.
Here's why there is more trouble ahead in China...
China’s stock market rallied Tuesday on hopes for additional stimulus from the nation’s central bank amid more weak trade data.
The Shanghai ended up 2.93%. The smaller Shenzhen surged 3.83%
Here’s what sent Chinese stocks higher….
China's Shanghai Composite lost 11.75% in August, wiping out some 150% of gains logged over the last 12 months.
Investors all over the world are growing increasingly concerned - and they should be.
Today's China stock market crash was the sharpest one-day decline in eight years.
The 8.5% decline in the Shanghai Composite Index is equal to a whopping 1,500 drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
Keep reading for more startling numbers from China's Stock Market Crash on Monday...
