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What will Xi Jinping, China's ambitious president, do to save his country's stock market? It closed down 8.5 percent on Monday, the biggest one day fall since the fall of 2007.
Even with steep declines over the last month, the market is up 15 percent year-to-date. International investors—fearful of widespread share suspensions that could lock up capital—have been selling Chinese stocks, taking a total of $6.4 billion dollars out of the market in since November. But could share suspensions be causing market volatility?
For the answer we turn to Chao Deng, a reporter for the Wall Street Journal.