China Markets Reopen After Holiday, Bracing for Trump Tariffs Impact
Onshore Chinese markets resume after six-day holiday Trading follows US imposition of 10% tariffs, China’s response Yuan eyed as rate differentials, outflows pressure currency Today is also the first time stocks in Shanghai and Shenzhen will trade following some very big non-tariff news: the Jan.
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