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CNBC Stock Blog
Oct.06
3:56 PM ET
Monday, 6 Oct 2008
Video: China Launches Short Selling
Posted By:CNBC.com
Topics:China | Investment Strategy | Nasdaq | NYSE | Stock Market | Stock Options | Stock Picks
China opened the door to short selling and margin trading.
Beijing and Shanghai regulators are betting that the new trading flows will buttress Chinese markets.
Morgan Stanley's Jerry Lou told CNBC what the new trade means for China's financial health -- and the fear of a global meltdown.
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