Stock markets in both Shanghai and in Hong Kong had a record year in 2007, and became forces in the global economy according to the China Post.



"In February, for the first time ever, a plunge in Chinese stocks triggered a global market sell-off, suggesting the potential sway this heretofore ignored market will have in years to come," a post article reported. February's surprise, that China's markets can now trigger response on world markets, wasn't the only measure of the new found influence of the Shanghai and Hong Kong exchanges. See full article.
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