BUSINESSAug 5 · 03:49 UTCSCMP WORLDJulie Zhang

China’s stock market sees drop in new A-share, margin-trading accounts amid tech sell-off

China’s stock market experienced a 7% decline in new A-share account openings in July, totaling 2.66 million, amid a global tech sell-off linked to artificial intelligence. Margin trading activity also slowed during the same period as investor appetite weakened following a strong first-half performance in technology shares.

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