Chinese markets fell on Monday, with stocks nearing their lowest levels in 14 months, amid investor doubts that Beijing can keep a weakening yuan in check. Shares in Shanghai dropped 2.9 per cent to 2687.98 in a volatile session, while the yuan reached its ...
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