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