Thursday, the China Blue Chip index had the largest drop in almost five months, after the media information on the possible regulatory restrictions on speculation and with the end of a politically important military parade in Beijing.
The feeling also tightened with the fall of Cambricon among the concerns about the departure of the funds in the next re -ribilanting of the index.
In closing, the Shanghai index, which reached a maximum of 10 years last week, decreased by 1.3%, while the CSI300 index, which brings together the largest companies listed in Shanghai and Shenzhen, retired 2.1%. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index dropped by over 1%.
Chinese financial regulation agencies are taking into consideration a series of cooling market measures, including the removal of some discovered sales restrictions, said Bloomberg News.
The news gave investors a reason to sell after the Chinese equity market made a 10% jump in August, with intense negotiations and record financing of margin, raising concerns about overheating.
. In Tokyo, the Nikkei index advanced by 1.53%to 42,580 points.
. In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng index dropped by 1.12%to 25,058 points.
. In Shanghai, the Ssec index lost 1.25%to 3,765 points.
. The CSI300 index, which brings together the largest companies listed in Shanghai and Shenzhen, retired from 2.12%to 4,365 points.
. In Seoul, the Kospi index was appreciated by 0.52%, at 3,200 points.
. In Taiwan, the Taiex index recorded an increase of 0.33%to 24,179 points.
. In Singapore, the Straits Times index was evaluated 0.34%, at 4.303 points.
. In Sydney the advanced S&S 200 index of 1..00%to 8,826 points.
Source: Terra
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