HONG KONG: Volatility returned to Shanghai stocks on Monday, suffering their heaviest losses since the summer rout, with most other Asian markets lower at the start of an eventful week.
Chinese dealers have been buoyed by hopes the International Monetary Fund will agree to a proposal from its executive board to include the Chinese yuan, also known as the renminbi, in its special drawing right (SDR) basket of elite currencies.
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