Finanzjournalistin
// by Nina Trentmann
An Chinas Börsen häufen sich mysteriöse Kursstürze. Eine richtige Erklärung hat niemand. Doch die Kurseinbrüche werfen ein ungutes Licht auf Bilanzierungspraktiken, die an die Zeit des Neuen Marktes erinnern. Mit meinem Berliner Kollegen Daniel Eckert habe ich mir die jüngsten Rekorde an den Börsen in Shanghai und Shenzhen genauer angeschaut. Unsere aktuelle Geschichte aus der WELT lesen Sie hier.
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