GOVERNMENT ISSUES MEASURES TO CONTROL STOCK PRICES
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clpstaff &clp articlesThe China Securities Regulatory Commission orders fund managers to behave and not to sell large holdings of stock into a falling market, in an attempt…
The China Securities Regulatory Commission orders fund managers to behave and not to sell large holdings of stock into a falling market, in an attempt to rebound the stock prices.
“The objective behind it is quite obvious,” said John Flanigan, co-managing partner at Salans' Shanghai office. “[The government wants to] prevent the market from plummeting after the [earthquake] disaster, especially since the Chinese A-share market has lost nearly 50% of its market capitalization from its peak last October.”
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