Chinese stocks listed onshore suffered their biggest drop in more than four years as traders grew impatient over the pace of Beijing’s stimulus measures and weak holiday-spending data hurt sentiment.

By ZIMO ZHONG and MATT OTT Wall Street ticked modestly lower early Wednesday following another plunge in Chinese markets over concerns about skimpier-than-expected stimulus spending out of

Chinese shares have plunged again, with Shanghai’s benchmark down 6.6% and Hong Kong’s losing 1.5%, while other world markets mostly advanced

Investors had hoped China's state economic planning body, would roll out more detailed stimulus measures on Tuesday.

Chinese shares sink as investors dump shares after recent rallies, with Shanghai's benchmark down 6.6%.