Global Stock Market &#34, Down Or Down &#34, Stock Investment Can Not Find Direction.

A rare event appeared on the Chinese stock market on Thursday. It should trigger a fusing threshold in half an hour after opening, and the market will be suspended until close.

This is the second time this week triggered the fusing mechanism. A shares opened 4 days and 2 days ahead of schedule this year.

On Thursday night, micro-blog, the China Securities Regulatory Commission, announced that it had suspended the implementation of the fusing system since January 8th.

The Commission's move will greatly stimulate the market after two trading days in a week.

Confidence.

The SFC, the Shanghai Stock Exchange and the Shenzhen Stock Exchange micro-blog pointed out that the fusing mechanism was suspended from January 8th.

Take a look at the current situation, four days and four fuses, China's stock market can be described as "has been imitating, has been surpassing".

The life of the Chinese investors has been successful: a thousand shares, a thousand shares, a thousand shares, a thousand shares, and so on.

So far, the Shanghai Composite Index fell 10% in the first week of the new year, and the Shenzhen composite index fell 14% this week, the worst week since August.

Affected by China's stock market setbacks, Asia Pacific, Europe and the US stock market have not escaped.

Japan

For the first time since 1949, the first Friday of the year was on a downward trend. The first week of the new year fell by 7%, the largest weekly decline in September.

The Australian stock market fell for the six consecutive trading day, the worst record for the year, because of worries about the slowdown in China and its ability to formulate policies.

Pressure.

The Australian index fell 5.8% this week, the biggest weekly decline since 2011, and the biggest new year's first week in its history.

The first five trading days of the US stock market this year were the worst in the same period. Oil prices and the worries about the global economy linger on, which has been a factor in the strong employment growth in the US.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S & P 500 index were the worst in the first five trading days of the year, the Dow fell 6.2% this week, the S & P 500 index fell 6%, and the Nasdaq index fell 7.3%.

The CBOE volatility index closed up 8.1%, at 27.01, the highest in September 28th.

European stock markets fell on Friday as concerns over China continued to cause the biggest weekly decline in European Equity week in August 2011.

The pan European blue chip 300 index was down about 7% this week.

This is the worst weekly performance since the beginning of August 2011, when it fell by nearly 10% next week during the European debt crisis.

However, Jonathan Stubbs, Citigroup's European equity strategist, said that the European stock market is expected to rise this year, thanks to the euro zone's economic recovery and signs of increased corporate profits, but the market will remain volatile.