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Frontrunning: January 5

  • Global share market settles after stormy start to year (Reuters)
  • Stocks Extend Losses as Yen, Gold Rise on Lingering China Unease (BBG)
  • China battles to shore up stocks, yuan after globe-shaking slide (Reuters)
  • China Said to Intervene in Stocks After $590 Billion Selloff (BBG)
  • Volkswagen faces billions in penalties as U.S. sues for environment violations (Reuters)
  • Obama tightens gun rules, requires more background checks (Reuters)
  • Obama to Announce Expansion of Background Checks for Gun Purchases (WSJ)

Stocks Resume Rout After Massive Chinese Intervention Fails To Lift Shanghai, Calm Traders

After yesterday's historic -6.9% rout in the Shanghai Composite, which saw the first new marketwide circuit breaker trading halt applied to Chinese stocks (on its first day of operation), many were wondering if the Chinese government would intervene in both the once again imploding stock market, as well as China's plunging and rapidly devaluing currency.

"It's Coming To A Head In 2016" - Why Bank of America Thinks The Probability Of A Chinese Crisis Is 100%

Some sobering words about China's imminent crisis, not from your friendly neighborhood doom and gloom village drunk, but from BofA's China strategist David Cui.

Excerpted from "2016 Year-Ahead: what may trigger financial instability", a must-read report for anyone interested in learning how China's epic stock market experiment ends.

A case for financial instability

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