SINGAPORE - SASSEUR Group, a Shanghai-based developer of outlet malls which last year pushed back plans for a Reit listing here, has begun gauging investor interest again with plans to list Sasseur Reit in March. The initial public offering (IPO ... ( read original story ...)
The city break… Shanghai: From modern high rises to European-style buildings, see it all in 48 hours
There are several impressive observation decks but the views from the 118th floor of Shanghai Tower (shanghaitower.com), currently the second-tallest building in the world, take some beating. Head west towards the waterfront area of The Bund, where all of ... ( read original story ...)
China, Hong Kong suffer most as stock rout shatters market calm
Benchmark indexes in the world’s second- and fourth-largest stock markets have fallen faster ... But after guiding the Shanghai Composite Index to its calmest bull market in history, authorities are now showing a higher threshold for losses as they ... ( read original story ...)
China, Hong Kong Are the Biggest Losers as Stock Rout Spreads
Benchmark indexes in the world’s second- and fourth-largest stock markets have fallen faster ... But after guiding the Shanghai Composite Index to its steadiest bull market in history, Chinese authorities are now showing an increased tolerance for ... ( read original story ...)
European stocks are tumbling as the global market sell-off resumes
The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index closed the morning session down ... and looking set to resume the downtrend that began late January, resulting in in stock market corrections which took many by surprise." ( read original story ...)
The biggest losers: Global stock market edition
Here are some of the markets that did particularly poorly this week: China The Shanghai Composite has dropped by ... The Shenzhen A-Share index -- which was left out of the global stock market rally in 2017 -- sold off the most. The index is down 15.4% ... ( read original story ...)
Stock market opens strong, day after Dow tanked more than 1,000 points
The U.S. stock market's strong opening came after the Asian and European markets both closed in negative territory. Japan's Nikkei 225 fell 508 points, or 2.32 percent, to 21,382, and China's Shanghai composite sank 4.02 percent to 3,130. The Pan-European ... ( read original story ...)