13 Feb Anxious Chinese investors cut equities risk ahead of holiday
SHANGHAI, Feb 14 (Reuters) – Unnerved by a slump in their
stock market in the past two weeks, Chinese investors are
playing it safe as they head into week-long Lunar New Year
holidays by reducing their equity holdings.
China’s stock market will be closed from Thursday through
next Wednesday for the holiday. In preparation, money is flowing
into less risky assets, such as bonds, while traders are also
scooping up derivatives to hedge against market risks.
stock market in the past two weeks, Chinese investors are
playing it safe as they head into week-long Lunar New Year
holidays by reducing their equity holdings.
China’s stock market will be closed from Thursday through
next Wednesday for the holiday. In preparation, money is flowing
into less risky assets, such as bonds, while traders are also
scooping up derivatives to hedge against market risks.
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