China’s Chinese Wet Market: The Biggest News

China’s market district has been busy over the last few days as people are starting to come out for the Chinese Wet market.

The market in the capital’s north-east has become a hub for Chinese buyers as the country’s stock market falls into freefall and the yuan falls against the US dollar.

Many locals say they are worried about a possible devaluation of the yuan.

China’s stock markets are falling.

People buy Chinese stocks from local markets and then resell them abroad.

This is not the first time Chinese investors have bought foreign stocks.

A group of Chinese investors bought shares in UK-based company EY in April 2017.

They were buying from the Chinese domestic stock market, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange.

The Chinese market has a high degree of volatility and there is a lot of volatility around the world.

This has led to a lot more people selling foreign stocks and putting their money in Chinese stocks.

So far this year, the Chinese market is trading at over $2 trillion, according to the Chinese Association of Foreign Investors.

But the market is not all about the Chinese.

There are also Chinese investors buying US stocks from the US stock market.

China has been hit by the Chinese stock market’s slump, as the economy continues to slow and the government tries to contain a rise in inflation.

China is in a tricky spot, because the yuan is now worth almost 60% of its pre-crisis value, which means it is worth much less than its domestic currency, the yuan, which is pegged to the dollar.

There are concerns that the yuan may be worth less than the dollar because of a lack of access to foreign capital.

If the yuan’s value falls by 10% against the dollar, this will put huge pressure on the Chinese economy.

Chinese stock market stocks have lost $1.7 trillion since February 2018, according the Shanghai Composite Index.

This means the market has lost more than $2tn since the start of the year.

And the yuan has been weakening against the major currencies.