NEW YORK, May 29 (Reuters) - The euro fell versus the Japanese yen on Tuesday after China said it will raise a stamp duty on stock trading, in an attempt to curb speculation in the equity markets.
More Volatility in Sight for China's Markets
FP Trading Desk submits: Remember those stories you read earlier this month about China's stock market melting down? Well, forget about them. The market is on the threshold of making a full recovery after its recent bout of volatility.
There's a lot of focus on the language,' said Tim Heekin, head of stock trading at Thomas Weisel Partners
Chinese stocks soar on stimulus hopes
SHANGHAI: China’s main stock index soared more than 7% yesterday because of hopes the government would introduce a stimulus package to boost the slowing economy and aid the stock and property markets.
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