SHANGHAI, May 16 (Reuters) - China stocks reversed earlier losses to end higher for the fourth straight day on Tuesday, as investors were relieved by central bank efforts to boost liquidity in the financial system even as regulators announced fresh curbs ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai Office Market to Reach 1.1M Sq Metres by 2020 Says JLL
That ratio is likely to change in the future, says Yao, as a growing number of tech firms in Shanghai are looking to shed Grade B or business park space for Grade A premises, or add a high-quality downtown address for their front-office operations. ( read original story ...)
China's Investor Army Is Bracing for More Stock-Market Pain
Galant Jiang, 29, is a tech-support professional at a finance company in Shanghai: “The recent decline was a result ... as “we’ve seen steeper and more drastic declines in China’s stock market before. The government will step in anyway when its ... ( read original story ...)
Here’s how China’s credit crackdown could derail the U.S. stock market
The Shanghai stock index’s 12-month forward P/E ratio, a commonly used price-to-earnings ratio based on analyst forecasts for the year ahead, was 24.2 in June 2015 but now sits at 13. Any predictions of a stock market blowout would have to be balanced ... ( read original story ...)
China Suspends Bond Market After “Abnormal Fluctuations”
The Shanghai Stock Exchange has suspended trading of the bond (Number ... One wonders if the delveraging is killing liquidity in the Treasury market now (as we have already seen the impact in the corporate bond market) ( read original story ...)
Shanghai Stock Exchange – Chinese Academy Of Sciences Training Course For Linking Sci-tech Enterprises And Capital Market Rounded Off In Shanghai
On April 27, 2017, the SSE-CAS Workshop for linking Sci-tech Enterprises and the Capital Market, co-sponsored by the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) and Chinese Academy of Sciences Holdings Co., Ltd. (CAS Holdings), was held at the SSE trading floor. ( read original story ...)
China banking regulator tightens rules on WMPs, flags more curbs
SHANGHAI China's banking regulator is tightening disclosure rules on lenders' wealth management products (WMP) as it tries to track risky lending practices in the shadow banking sector, the latest in a series of steps by Beijing aimed at defusing financial ... ( read original story ...)