: The Shanghai Composite SHCOMP, -1.16% has been on the mend in recent days, capped by a 2.4% pop on Monday as more stocks resume trading, according to Market Watch. Over the past three days, the index has rebounded by 13% to claw back some of the $4 trillion in losses. For now, at least. At this point, 1,045 stocks are still halted, according to Bloomberg, and that represents 36% of the overall listings on mainland exchanges. SocGen Albert Edwards brought up the chart above to show what happened in Pakistan when the government tried to do the same back in 2008. If the market reacts like this now, even more gains must lie ahead when the rest of the stocks are back in play, right Not necessarily, if what we saw a few years back in the Karachi stock market is any indication.
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