China's Stock Market Looks to Shed Casino Image as Investors Mature

China’s state interventions remain a double-edged sword. Authorities have repeatedly stepped in to stabilize markets during crises, a strategy that can calm panic but risks distorting valuations and undermining investor confidence. Skeptics argue such moves hinder the development of a market driven by fundamentals.

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