China's stock market lost more than $6 trillion in valuation from 2021 through last week.
The market is confused by Beijing's policy stance on the economy, per Nomura economists.
AdvertisementA brutal downcycle in China's stock market has wiped out over $6 trillion in valuations since 2021 — and policymakers in Beijing may be adding to the turmoil.
"There has been increasing confusion over Beijing's policy stance on the economy," wrote Nomura economists in a Monday note seen by Business Insider.
While China's stock market is still in the dumps, some see opportunities ahead.
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