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Foreigners rush for the exit

“Chinese stocks” can refer to a broad range of investments that often don’t move in sync with each other. It might mean stocks listed in the mainland markets of Shanghai and Shenzhen (where foreign investors play a relatively small role); those listed in Hong Kong (both Hong Kong companies and mainland firms with a listing there),

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