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08 July 2015
China's stock market plunge is keeping economists awake at night.
China's stock market plunge is keeping economists awake at night.
Fifty percent of economists surveyed by CNNMoney said that stock market turmoil is now a major risk to China's economy. This is the first time that markets have been singled out as a concern, marking a shift from earlier surveys, which showed economists were most worried about the property sector.
China stocks have been on a wild roller-coaster in recent weeks, wiping away more than $3 trillion in market value. The benchmark Shanghai Composite, for example, has dropped more than 30% from its June 12 peak. Things are so bad that roughly half of China's 2,800 listed companies have suspended trading.
The Chinese government has pulled out all the stops to try to stem the stock market decline -- the central bank has cut interest rates to a record low, brokerages have committed to buy billions worth of stocks, and regulators have announced a de facto suspension of new IPOs.
But still, markets remain extremely volatile. All of the economists surveyed expect the central government to continue taking action to fight the slump.
In the long run, experts say they're most concerned about the retail investors -- think teenagers, electricians and cab drivers -- who make up the bulk of China's stock markets. They're expected to take the biggest hit as markets continue their tumble.
The worry is that some households -- especially in the middle class -- could see their savings wiped out. As a result, consumption will likely suffer down the road, experts said. That's bad news for China, which after decades of breakneck expansion led by exports, is now trying to shift to consumer-driven growth.
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