DURING the second week in Nov, Shanghai will welcome art lovers for two major fairs plus a host of other events that will put the city's art and design scene in focus. Anchoring Shanghai's art week is Art021, a contemporary art fair that is now in its ... ( read original story ...)
China Central Bank Boss Renews Warnings About Financial Risk
China’s financial system is becoming significantly more vulnerable ... with 10-year yields down one basis point to 3.88 percent as of 11:14 a.m. in Shanghai, while the cost on five-year notes rose one basis point to 3.95 percent. Hong Kong’s Hang ... ( read original story ...)
Trump, China bank warnings sets Asia markets flat
Seoul lost 0.3 percent, following massive selling by institutional investors. Shanghai stocks shrugged off warnings by China's central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan about "hidden, complex, sudden, contagious and hazardous" threats to the economy from ... ( read original story ...)
China’s central bank chief urges Beijing to promote equity, cut debt, eliminate ‘zombie’ companies
China's central bank boss spelled out his strategy to prevent a future ... regulation and Communist Party leadership in guiding financial reform, according to the Shanghai Securities News. In warding off systemic financial risks, China should deal with ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai Working on London Stock Connect
Shanghai and London are working on mutual stock-market access, an arrangement that will be similar to the stock-connect programs between Hong Kong and the Chinese mainland’s two A-share markets, Shanghai Stock Exchange Chairman Wu Qing said. In a recent ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai bourse plans more overseas tie-ups
The Shanghai Stock Exchange will deepen collaboration with overseas markets and remain more accessible to global investors, a top official said. Wu Qing, president of Shanghai Stock Exchange, said that the moves are an indication of the bourse further ... ( read original story ...)
Pop-up bookstore in Shanghai to host different Chinese author every day for two months
First published in 1999, it explores Shanghai between 1930 and 1945, when its publishing and filmmaking industries were nurturing a new generation of artists. Meet the theatre owner bringing art to China’s masses, whether they like it not “What makes ... ( read original story ...)