Chinese stocks in Hong Kong fell to the lowest level in four years as mainland shares plunged, forcing an early halt to trading for the second day this week after the central bank cut its yuan reference rate by the most since August. January 7, 2016 by THE COAL SPEAKER Chinese stocks in Hong Kong fell to the lowest level in four years as mainland shares plunged, forcing an early halt to trading for the second day this week after the central bank cut its yuan reference rate by the most since August. Related Posts The NEW YORK TIMES finally acknowledges the death of Debra Hill May 23, 2019 THE COAL SPEAKER The Spencer House revisited May 13, 2019 THE COAL SPEAKER Holy week goes to hell: Notre-Dame up in smoke in Paris blaze! April 15, 2019 THE COAL SPEAKER What we learned today in the Pat Murphy saga: Megan Hall is MAGEN HALL March 28, 2019 THE COAL SPEAKER Tweet Related
