Protests Slam China’s Markets
Times Staff
Violent protests against NATO in China on Monday helped pummel the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets. But other Asian markets were mostly higher.
Shanghai’s B-share index--representing stocks available to foreigners--tumbled 7.3%. The index had been at record lows in March, before a recent rally.
But Hong Kong’s market gained 1.3% and South Korea’s rose 0.5%, continuing their 1999 rallies.
