China stocks end morning higher but rate cuts don't dispel fears
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China stocks ended higher on Wednesday morning after wild swings in early trade as investors hoped fresh interest rate cuts by the central bank would stabilize the economy and stop a stock market rout that has seen prices fall 20 percent in four days.
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