By BLOOMBERG
China stocks closed down on Monday at their lowest since September, following weak inflation data over the weekend and continuing investor anxiety over the economy and the trajectory of the yuan.
The CSI300 index of the largest listed companies in Shanghai and Shenzhen fell 5%, to 3,192.45, while the Shanghai Composite Index lost 5.3%, to 3,016.70 points.
Among the most active stocks in Shanghai were Meiyan Jixiang, down 10.1% to 6.53 yuan; Shanxi Coal, up 10.1% to 5.12 yuan and Agricultural Bank of China, down 1.9% to 3.10 yuan.
In Shenzhen, Hebei Steel, down 0.3% to 3.62 yuan; BOE Technology, down 3.2% to 2.75
yuan and Myhome, up 2% to 5.68 yuan were among the most actively traded.
Total turnover of A shares traded in Shanghai was 26.9 billion lots, while Shenzhen volume was 26 billion lots.
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