The main Shanghai Composite Index had fallen more than 30 percent since a spectacular bull run peaked on June 12, raising fears for the wider economy, the world’s second-largest.
But the benchmark surged 5.76 percent, or 202.14 points, to 3,709.33 on turnover of 673.3 billion yuan ($110.1 billion). It fell as much as 3.81 percent and rose up to 6.88 percent during the day, representing a swing of more than 10 percent.
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