Shanghai stocks sank to their biggest losses in three weeks on fears over Beijing’s plans to curb lending while yen intervention moves failed to sustain an equity bounce in Tokyo.
The FTSE Asia-Pacific index slipped 0.6 per cent to 237.53 as investors kept a wary eye on policymakers across the region with Mumbai stocks also losing ground in the wake of a more aggressive move than expected by India to raise interest rates.
Proposals by China’s banking regulator to impose tougher capital rules led mainland investors to fear the worst concerning the high standards that might be implemented.
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