U.S. funds not bailing on China yet amid free-fall in stocks
NEW YORK (Reuters) - As the Chinese stock market free-fall shows no signs of stopping, some U.S.-based fund managers said the government's effort to prop up stock values is having the opposite effect, even as some buy at what they consider panic-driven prices.
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