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• Chinese shares plunge more than 5% on Thursday

Chinese share prices plunged 5.25 percent on Thursday, the biggest drop since June 4's slide of 8 percent, with investors baleful eyeing the Chinese government's determination to mop up excess liquidity.

• Market plunges on fear of tax reduction in China

Speculation that the government will reduce or remove the tax on interest income Monday caused the stock market to plummet 3.68 percent.

• China's inflation rate hits 27-month high in May

China's inflation in May hit the highest level in 27 months on rising pork and food stuff prices, raising the pressure on the central bank to raise interest rates.

• Chinese shares shake off jitters on June 5 2007-06-06

• Chinese shares plunge again, down 15% in a week 2007-06-05

• Stocks tumble as panic spreads 2007-06-05

• Most stocks avoid suspension today 2007-06-04

• Stocks come back after 'breath-taking' plunge, 05/31

2007-06-01

• Stock tumble won't affect Chinese macro-economy 2007-06-01

• Trading tax hike triggers mixed response 2007-05-31

• Insurance trampled in bull run 2007-05-31

• Stock market dives 6.5% after tax hike 2007-05-31

• Finance ministry website crashes 2007-05-31

• Traders be warned: Analyst 2007-05-31

• Stocks plummet after stamp tax hike 2007-05-30

• Stamp tax raised on securities to cool stock market 2007-05-30

• Investors warned of get-rich-quick share scams 2007-05-30

• New rules for trading equities in state firms 2007-05-29

• Chinese govt won't exert direct influence on stock market, expert 2007-05-24

• Stocks reach new high after deep slide 2007-05-23

• China allows overseas stock exchanges to establish offices 2007-05-21

• Mainland stocks drop after interest rates raised 2007-05-21

• Central bank raises rates, reserve ratio 2007-05-21

• About 100 mln Chinese become stock holders 2007-05-18

• Stock market gathering risks: banker 2007-05-17

• Stocks heading for full-scale mania: CLSA 2007-05-17

• Stocks fall amid warnings to investors 2007-05-17

• Stock index bounces back, 05/14

2007-05-15

• CPI eases, pressure for interest rates hike remains

2007-05-14

• China's CPI rises three percent in April 2007-05-14

• Chinese pour savings deposits into stock market 2007-05-14

• China's equity bubble is building, may burst

2007-05-09

• Chinese benchmark index breaks 4,000-point mark in morning session 2007-05-09

• QFIIs increases share-holding in Q1 2007-05-09

• Earnings per share soar 78% for Chinese listed companies 2007-05-09

• Central bank governor concerned about stock bubbles

2007-05-09

• China shares close above 4,000 points; turnover hits new high 2007-05-09

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