China stocks fall for second day as more IPOs approved

The blue-chip CSI300 index fell 0.7 percent to 3,334.50 points, while the Shanghai Composite Index lost 0.8 percent to 3,136.75. Analysts said faster approvals of initial public offerings (IPO) and increasing issuance of additional shares by listed ... ( read original story ...)

China Dividend ETFs And No Banking

Consumer sentiment is also rising along with the muted rise of the Shanghai index which shows no sign of a bubble. Some analysts are still concerned about the debt overhang so investors could be interested in ETFs which spread risk and exclude banking and ... ( read original story ...)

Global Technology Innovation Conference to Debut at AWE 2017

is going to take place in Shanghai, China from March 9-11, 2017. With the theme ”Smart Home”, the expo this year will be hosting numerous intelligent-related forums. Among these forums, the Global Technology Innovation Conference 2017 (GTIC ... ( read original story ...)

China IPO Fundraising Set to Jump as State Pushes Debt Reduction

The Shanghai Composite Index fell 12 percent last year. “The increased supply of new shares in 2017 will suppress the post-IPO price surge,” Lin Jin, a Shanghai-based analyst at Shenwan Hongyuan Group Co., said by phone. China International Capital ... ( read original story ...)