Who keeps crashing China’s sharemarket?

The Sydney Morning Herald - Nov 10, 2026

China is again in the midst of a sharemarket rout. The blame game has already begun.

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Lindian lands 30Kt per annum Malawian rare earths offtake

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Qantas to cut 850 local jobs as it shifts roles to India

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Nvidia CEO’s fling will be an affair to remember for AI, and for Trump

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Watchdog warns retailers over fake Black Friday deals and false urgency

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ASX jumps as oil prices fall on Iran hopes; Wall Street rallies, Nvidia tumbles

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Trump says FBI ‘looking at’ Nvidia CEO amid spy probe fallout

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Corporate cop investigating $3b collapse of major Sydney builder

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Data centre giant apologises to Melbourne residents, vows to get power to site

NextDC boss Craig Scroggie said he was sorry residents felt they had been left behind by his plans to build a major AI data centre in West Footscray.

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Australian shares shake off early slump to creep higher

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Critica targets gallium, scandium bonus at WA rare earths giant

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TMK smashes Mongolian gas record as 30-year licence beckons

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Who keeps crashing China’s sharemarket?

More News

Auric supercharges WA gold growth with 68Koz Iron Maiden deal

Lindian lands 30Kt per annum Malawian rare earths offtake

Qantas to cut 850 local jobs as it shifts roles to India

Nvidia CEO’s fling will be an affair to remember for AI, and for Trump

Watchdog warns retailers over fake Black Friday deals and false urgency

ASX jumps as oil prices fall on Iran hopes; Wall Street rallies, Nvidia tumbles

Trump says FBI ‘looking at’ Nvidia CEO amid spy probe fallout

Corporate cop investigating $3b collapse of major Sydney builder

Data centre giant apologises to Melbourne residents, vows to get power to site

Australian shares shake off early slump to creep higher

Critica targets gallium, scandium bonus at WA rare earths giant

TMK smashes Mongolian gas record as 30-year licence beckons

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