Giving up on stocks: China's retail investors seek safety first
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - As China's legions of retail investors flee the country's tumultuous equity markets, pushing stock prices down around 15 percent so far this year, money is flowing into perceived safe-haven assets such as domestic bonds, gold and the dollar.
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