Chinese equity markets started the year on the back foot. A and H shares fell 7% and 3% respectively on the first trading day of the year — the worst start of a new calendar year in the history of the Chinese equity markets. That said, one good thing did come from the declines. The CSI300’s 7% drop triggered the new circuit breaker, allowing Chinese authorities to test the circuit breaker’s efficiency on its first day. China’s new A share circuit breaker stops the whole market from trading for 15 minutes when the CSI300 index moves +/- 5% (Level 1) from the previous…
Chinese Equity Markets: What's Going On?
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