(Bloomberg) -- China's stocks rose, completing the
CSI 300 Index's biggest two-day gain, on speculation government
curbs on lending and investment will prevent production gluts
from driving down earnings. Shenzhen Development Bank climbed.
China's central bank raised interest rates on July 20 for
the third time since March to cool the fastest pace of economic
growth in 12 years and restrain inflation.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
CSI 300 Index's biggest two-day gain, on speculation government
curbs on lending and investment will prevent production gluts
from driving down earnings. Shenzhen Development Bank climbed.
China's central bank raised interest rates on July 20 for
the third time since March to cool the fastest pace of economic
growth in 12 years and restrain inflation.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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