China's Nasdaq-Style Market Makes Strong Debut

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China's Nasdaq-style ChiNext stock market kicked off trading Friday, with the first batch of 28 companies making their listing debut with share price gains of 46-123%. Khiem Do from Baring Asset Management the stellar performance was down to it being a "novelty." James Bevan from CCLA Investment Management joined the discussion.

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