- While sudden price swings are hardly unique to Chinese exchanges, the country’s markets have come under increased scrutiny as MSCI considers adding mainland shares to its international indexes.
- The Shanghai Composite rallied 3.3% today after Goldman Sachs increased the probability that Chinese A-shares will be included in MSCI's indexes to 70%, citing recent measures to curb trading halts and clarify beneficial ownership rules.
- A final decision will be announced on June 14.
- Previously: Chinese stock futures flash-crash 12.5% (May. 31 2016)
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