China: Fortune cookie or a ‘big casino'?
Investor sentiment fell to its lowest level since May 2013 in September, a Lloyds Private Bank survey has revealed, on the back of growing concerns over China.
The world's top financial watchdog and the finance minister of Europe's biggest economy have voiced their concerns over the amount of credit being created in the global financial system.
Economist Nouriel Roubini has dismissed the market's reaction to the falls in the Chinese stock market as an overreaction.
Core economic views should not change because of recent sell-off
Equity manager Neil Woodford has told investors he had been anticipating the recent dramatic market volatility in China for more than a year.
European markets suffered marked falls in Monday trading as concerns over China's economy triggered an "almost panicky sentiment" among investors.
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