China's stock drops 8.5% again. This constant up and down with China's stock began back in April when the government changes regulations on trade. In June and July China stabilized their stock in multiple ways to limit lose, but now it has dropped again. According to CNN, Shenzhen and Shanghai's stock markets manufacturing and tech industries, which is usually the China's most stable stocks, aren't doing well. The People's Bank of China cut interests rates and suspended new market listings to attempt to slow the drop in stock. "Poor profit growth indicates persistent weak domestic demand in China, and adds pressure in reaching some kind of stabilization in the second half [of 2015]." Yating Xu, an economist at IHS Global Insight said. For news on China, click here.