From the International Herald Tribune:
China is starting to tackle the problems at the root of a four-year stock market slump, but experts caution that it is too early to crack open the Champagne.
In the third quarter, the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchange indexes, the benchmarks for China’s domestic share markets, surged about 25 percent from four-year lows, while the Hang Seng index of the Hong Kong stock exchange – traditionally the focus of foreign investor interest, rose about 14 percent.
