CAPITAL MARKETS

China shock hits local stocks

THE Australian stock market’s rollercoaster ride continued today as shares plummeted lower on the back of significant losses in China and lower commodity prices.

Jack McGinn

The S&P/ASX 200 fell 2% or 111.9 points to 5469.5 points, wiping off all of the 106.4 points added yesterday during a horror session. Driving the loss was the situation in China, where the Shanghai Composite...

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