China Trading Halts Slip After Rally With 47% Still Frozen
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The number of companies with trading suspensions on mainland Chinese exchanges fell as the nation’s stock indexes rebounded.
About 1,365 companies have halted trading, equivalent to 47 percent of total listings on Friday, down from 1,439 or 50 percent a day earlier, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Current suspensions have locked up about $2.4 trillion worth of shares, or 36 percent of China’s market capitalization.