China will maintain ample financial system liquidity in the second half of the year as the economy recovers from the coronavirus but will need to consider withdrawing that support at some point, its ... ( read original story ...)
‘We are walking towards a default’: Hong Kong real estate fund stumbles as coronavirus tips Shanghai commercial property into bear market
The US-China trade war and Covid-19 have exposed rare distress at a US$7.7 billion Hong Kong-based real estate fund, offering a cautionary tale for investors in China’s property market. ( read original story ...)
China’s regulator gets tough on insider trading as it metes out record penalty on wrongdoers in the financial markets
The regulator is getting tough in its resolve to instil financial discipline in Asia’s largest capital market, as a wave of cheap money - unleashed to help global economies recover from the ... ( read original story ...)
Night markets roar back in financial hub
Nightlife markets are making a comeback in Shanghai. Mobile food carts and individual booths are jammed with pedestrians wolfing down barbecues, drinking tap beer, buying flowers, and more. The ... ( read original story ...)
If Trump Measures Success In Stock Market Gains, Then China’s Winning
They’re being pitted against Trump in the November election and, oddly, or not, one side really wants them to win. They’re being pitted against the U.S. in the battle against the coronavirus and, ... ( read original story ...)
If Trump Measure Success In Stock Market Gains, Then China’s Winning
They’re being pitted against Trump in the November election and, oddly, or not, one side really wants them to win. They’re being pitted against the U.S. in the battle against the coronavirus and, ... ( read original story ...)
Markets updates: Sensex snaps 4-day winning run, plunges 561 points as financial stocks tank
Snapping its four-day rising streak, equity benchmark Sensex surrendered all early gains to plunge 561 points on Wednesday, tracking a sell-off in financial stocks and weak cues from global markets. ( read original story ...)