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Chinese small-caps slide to 30-month low after regulatory moves wipe away froth

China’s small-cap stocks have touched a two-and-a-half-year low as investors lose appetite for speculative bets on frothy sectors such as technology.

IT makes up almost 40 per cent by market capitalisation of the Shenzhen-based ChiNext exchange, which was launched in 2009 and modelled on Wall Street’s Nasdaq as a home for start-ups in emerging sectors.

The Shanghai bourse, in contrast, is weighted towards old-economy stalwarts such as banks, property developers and manufacturers.

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