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With scant detail on how Beijing aims to stimulate its way out of its economic downturn, some investors have speculated that the U.S. presidential election might prompt the big “bazooka ...

An estimated 6 trillion yuan (£650bn) “bazooka” of effectively free money pumped into China’s flagship stock market and financial system fired up a 30pc spike in shares – its biggest ...