Chinese Stocks to Remain Under Pressure After Rout, Analysts Say
- CSI 300 Index extends decline after falling most in 17 months
- Analysts blame volatility in bond market for equity selloff
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Chinese shares continue to reel after their worst day in more than a year, and the pain is likely to persist as liquidity conditions tighten.
Credit Suisse Group AG analyst Li Chen is among those blaming bond market volatility for the sudden turmoil in equities, warning that fixed-income rates are likely to remain elevated for the rest of this year, the day after a gauge of large-cap A shares plummeted the most since June 2016.