SHANGHAI: China will temporarily halt stock trading if the market moves five percent or more under a new system to take effect on January 1, the country’s two exchanges said Friday, as authorities seek to curb volatility.
Plans for the mechanism -- dubbed a “circuit breaker” -- were first publicly revealed in September in the wake of a rout that wiped trillions of dollars off China’s markets.
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