China State Funds Inject $9 Billion to Halt Market Rout

📡 Barrons · 1 min read ·
China’s state-owned investment funds bought nearly $9 billion in shares on Monday, a move aimed at stabilizing the country’s stock market. The purchases come as a global selloff in chip and technology stocks deepens, dragging down Chinese equities. The funds are acting on government pledges to support the market, though the broader selloff continues to pressure prices.