When Chinese shares suffered their worst selloff in three years, state media kept quiet about Trump’s overnight tariff threats
SHANGHAI—As Chinese shares began their worst selloff in three years, local investors didn’t have much to go on.
When the main Shanghai market opened down 3% on Monday morning, state news outlets made no mention of two tweets from President Trump, which suggested that trade talks between China and the U.S. weren’t going well. Half an hour into trading, the website of the Communist Party’s official Xinhua News Agency carried a brief report on the performance of stock indexes without any explanation or analysis.
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