TOKYO – Asian markets fared better this morning after stocks took a nosedive Monday.
In mainland China, the Shanghai Composite Index opened lower, but managed to post some gains before the lunch break.
Trading in Shanghai was suspended Monday after the CSI 300 plummeted more than 7 percent. The CSI 300 is a benchmark of the biggest companies listed on either the Shanghai or Shenzhen stock exchanges and is compiled by the China Securities Index Company.
Japan’s benchmark Nikkei also recovered its previous day’s losses when the index shed more than 3 percent.
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