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China stock traders cut leveraged positions by 14% in July amid tech sell-off

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Zhang Shidong
China stock traders cut leveraged positions by 14% in July amid tech sell-off
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Chinese stock traders have significantly reduced leveraged positions, contributing to a sharp decline in technology and AI-related stocks. This deleveraging trend reflects broader investor caution regarding high valuations and global economic uncertainty.

China’s stock traders have been unwinding their leveraged positions over the past month, fuelling the worst-ever stock sell-off on one major index of technology shares and undermining Beijing’s efforts to put a floor on the equity market.

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