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| Chinese stocks took a dive on Friday, shedding more than 4% and showing none of the stability called for by the nation's regulators and decision-makers. Displaying little support for tonight's Beijing Olympics opening ceremony, the Shanghai Composite Index dropped 121.86 points, or 4.47%, to close early at 2,605.72. The Shenzhen Component Index closed at 8,658.78, down 376.51 points or 4.17%. Combined turnover rocketed by more than 20%, though only 31 stocks had closed higher by the bell. The financials and the airlines led the session's decline. China Life and Ping An Insurance, the country's top two insurers, dropped 4.36% and 5.35% respectively. ICBC, the largest Chinese lender by market value, skidded by 3.1%. Air China, China Southern Airlines and China Eastern Airlines, the country's top three carriers, plunged by 9.9% combined, with Air China closing at its intraday minimum limit. Coal stocks, which have been sluggish for days due to retreating oil prices, outperformed the broader market on the day. |
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