Un investitore cinese sorride come egli guarda gli indici azionari e i prezzi delle azioni (rosso per il prezzo in aumento e verde per la caduta dei prezzi) in corrispondenza di un magazzino di ho di brokeraggio
A Chinese investor smiles as he looks at stock indices and prices of shares (red for price rising and green for price falling) at a stock brokerage house in Fuyang city, east China's Anhui province, 26 May 2015. Chinese stocks rallied on Tuesday (26 May 2015), with the Shanghai Composite Index completing its biggest six-day advance since November 2008, on optimism government plans to boost foreign access to the nation's markets will spur inflows. The Shanghai Composite rose 2 percent to 4, 910.90 at the close, taking its six-day rally to 15 percent, the most among major global benchmark indexes tracked by Bloomberg. The Shenzhen Composite climbed 3.6 percent. The government announced Friday that cross-border sales of funds will begin July 1, widening access to financial markets and capital in the world's second-largest economy. A stock exchange link between Shenzhen and Hong Kong is due to start this year.
