ABU DHABI, 23rd April, 2018 (WAM) -- Abu Dhabi Global Market, ADGM, and Shanghai Stock Exchange, SSE, China’s largest securities exchange, today signed a Memorandum of Understanding, MoU, to cooperate on the establishment of a 'Belt and Road' exchange at ... ( read original story ...)
Abu Dhabi Global Market And Shanghai Stock Exchange Collaborate On The Establishment Of A ‘Belt And Road’ International Exchange In ADGM
Abu Dhabi Global Market, the international financial centre of Abu Dhabi, UAE (ADGM) and Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE), China’s largest securities exchange, have today entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to co-operate on the establishment of ... ( read original story ...)
Abu Dhabi, Shanghai plan exchange focusing on China trade
DUBAI (Reuters) - Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), the emirate’s international financial center, has agreed in principle with the Shanghai Stock Exchange to cooperate in establishing an exchange focusing on China’s foreign trade and investment ... ( read original story ...)
Hot Hong Kong IPOs to the Rescue
Tencent is valued at 36 times estimated 2018 earnings -- 56 percent more expensive than Facebook Inc. Ping An's Hong Kong stock, meanwhile, is trading at a rare premium to its yuan-denominated shares in Shanghai ... in a Hong Kong IPO. ( read original story ...)
China shares lower at close of trade; Shanghai Composite down 0.09%
Declining stocks outnumbered rising ones by 758 to 563 and 43 ended unchanged on the Shanghai Stock Exchange. The CBOE China Etf Volatility, which measures the implied volatility of Shanghai Composite options, was up 4.36% to 22.97. In commodities trading ... ( read original story ...)
China stocks lower at close of trade; Shanghai Composite down 0.09%
Falling stocks outnumbered advancing ones on the Shanghai Stock Exchange by 758 to 563 and 43 ended unchanged. Shares in Xiamen Overseas Chinese Electronic Co Ltd (SS:600870) fell to 52-week lows; losing 10.00% or 0.660 to 5.940. Shares in Cangzhou Mingzhu ... ( read original story ...)
Financial institution backing out of new tar sands, fossil fuel projects
Europe’s largest international financial institution, HSBC (Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Company) has made a major announcement today. The worlds seventh largest lender said it will no longer finance any new developments dealing with Canada’s tar ... ( read original story ...)