Shanghai Index Down For Fifth Day Due to fall in China's exports

China's benchmark index fell for a fifth day, led by a fall of the value of shares of industrial companies, after export value back down to add the signs of economic slowdown in China.

The Shanghai Composite Index fell 1.38% to 3,038.054 at 10:53 GMT in thin trading, although there are more than two stocks that are good for every one that fell. China's export value fell by 5.5% from a year ago and imports down 13.8%.

The Shanghai index plunged 2.5% on Monday on speculation the termination of the purchase of the equity of government funds after the celebration of a military parade last week. China is now introducing the program "circuit breakers" to reduce volatility after government intervention unprecedented failed to stop the decline in the value of shares that eliminates up to $ 5 trillion. Trading on the Shanghai stock exchange fell to its lowest level in six months on Monday, sinyalkan waning investor interest for buying in mainland China index.