What went wrong & What's next, Fund managers believe SCI has bottomed out
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Mainland deposit managers think the Shanghai Composite Index (SCI) bottomed out last week and that equal index will not fall back to that level in the vehicle name, the South China Morning Post reported, citing a sample by the formal newspaper Securities Times. The SCI fell to 1, 802.331 during trading last Wednesday, and Beijing stepped in the next day by cancelling the stamp tax on sell trading, prompting existence of memo gains. The sample found more than 40 of the 54 respondents said they.
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