Financial regulators target illegal practices in the Shuibei market as liquidity crises threaten the city's gold dealers
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Shenzhen authorities have banned a range of speculative gold trading practices after a surge in prices led to a series of company collapses in the city’s jewelry hub. Photo: IC
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