On Monday — the first day of trading in 2016 — the Shanghai Composite index dropped 7 percent, and the smaller Shenzhen Composite fell 8.2 percent. It was an unwelcome reminder of two precipitous crashes that befell China's stock market midway through 2015. Stocks in America, Europe and Japan dropped a bit in response, but by Tuesday things appeared to have leveled off.
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