China bourses tighten rules on trading halts
The Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges have tightened rules on trading suspensions, ahead of MSCI’s June 15 decision on whether to include A-shares in its emerging-market indices.

China’s stock exchanges have capped the length of voluntary trading suspensions, in a move seen as the last obstacle to the inclusion of mainland shares in index provider MSCI’s global emerging-market benchmarks.
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