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Spain bans short-selling of shares as markets fall
BBC – Spain has banned short-selling of shares to try to limit price moves after markets fell sharply on fears the country may need a full bailout. Spain’s market regulator blocked the practice for three months to try to restore order after sharp falls in bonds and shares. “Short-selling” is a way that traders can make money by betting on falling share prices. Italy has also banned short-selling of financial stocks for one week. Read Article
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