China’s stock-index futures market, the most active in the world before the 2015 ... that track domestic Chinese shares currently need pre-approval from exchanges in Shanghai and Shenzhen. MSCI Inc. has cited the requirement as a reason for excluding ... ( read original story ...)
EXCLUSIVE-China quietly shelves plans to launch Shanghai crude oil futures
The China Securities Regulatory Commission, the country's market regulator ... in China's stock markets and other commodity futures raised concerns over the country's capacity to handle financial turbulence. [nL3N12Y33G] [nL3N13Z21B] "Shanghai futures ... ( read original story ...)
Should all countries use the Shanghai maths method?
When the Chinese city of Shanghai took part in the three-yearly Pisa test of 15-year-olds' academic ability in 2009 and 2012 it topped the table in maths, leaving countries such as Germany the UK and the US - and even Singapore and Japan - trailing in its ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai Jahwa faces huge loss in fourth quarter
The leading domestic consumer brand Shanghai Jahwa United Co Ltd is expected to see its net profits plummet 90 percent to 226 million yuan ($32 million) in 2016, according to the announcement. The fourth quarter reported a net loss of 207 million yuan ... ( read original story ...)
HOTELEX Shanghai 2017 Anticipates Record Number of Pavilions and Product Debuts
HOTELEX Shanghai 2017 will deliver a 15% growth in pavilion size including representation from new participating companies from Thailand, Taiwan, Korea and USA which will be introduced for the first time to the Chinese market in exotic snack and dessert ... ( read original story ...)
China central bank has not announced new MLF loans, as traders fret over cash squeeze
SHANGHAI China's central bank has not announced any new issue of medium-term lending facility (MLF) loans as of 6 p.m. (1000 GMT) on Thursday, adding to worries about a fierce cash squeeze in its money markets heading into a long holiday. Two batches of ... ( read original story ...)
New year, new cuts stir debate about China's steel, coal excess
BEIJING/SHANGHAI The new year has ushered in a new round of capacity cuts as China tries to combat excess in its bloated steel and coal sectors, but the moves are a drop in the ocean in the nation's long struggle to make its heavy industry more efficient. ( read original story ...)