Reported about 20 hours ago
In early January 2025, retail investor optimism in China's stock market quickly faded as many, including day-trader Lu Delong, were forced to sell shares amid economic uncertainties and deepening disillusionment with government policies. Following a weak start to the year that saw stocks plummet and investor confidence wane, concerns about U.S. trade tariffs and lackluster recovery efforts raised fears of a prolonged downtrend in the market. With retail investors accounting for about 70% of trading activity, the potential impact of a sell-off looms large, prompting discussions on the need for immediate policy action to stabilize the market.
Source: YAHOO