Pause in China Rally Sparks Wider Drop in Emerging-Market Stocks
Chinese stocks halted an epic rally that added $3.45 trillion to shareholder wealth and witnessed the biggest fund inflows in two decades as geopolitical concerns gripped emerging markets, overshadowing euphoria over stimulus in the world’s second-biggest economy.
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