The China Banking Regulatory Commission said Shanghai Pudong Development Bank’s Chengdu branch – which had long claimed to have “zero” non-performing loans – falsified loan applications and granted other unapproved funds to cover up its pile of ... ( read original story ...)
Why 2018 Will Be A Renaissance Year For Asia Tech IPOs, Undercutting New York
Hong Kong ended 2017 placing third in the global IPO race. That’s the first time in three years that the city lost its coveted fundraising top spot to New York — and the first time ever to fall behind Shanghai. But early forecasts suggest it may ... ( read original story ...)
China Stock Market Goes For A Bullish Breakout, China Very Bullish In 2018
Now, two months later, we get a very bullish confirmation from China’s stock market (Shanghai Stock Exchange Index). This market wants to go higher, much higher, and it will do starting now, throughout 2018 and even beyond. China’s stock market chart ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai Pudong Development Bank Fined $72 Million for Illegal Loans
Shanghai Pudong Development Bank was fined $72 million for illegal lending activities, marking one of the stiffest penalties handed out so far in China’s crackdown on wrongdoing in its financial markets. The China Banking Regulatory Commission’s bureau ... ( read original story ...)
Stock Futures Trim Overnight Gains on Soft Housing Market, Philly Fed Data
China's GDP, fixed-asset investment and industrial production numbers all beat expectations, restoring confidence in the strength of the world's second largest economy, and driving the Shanghai stock market index nearly 1% higher overnight. Europe's ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong stock market hits record on upbeat China data
compared with a valuation multiple of 14.6 times for the 51-stock Hang Seng Index. "Investors are inclined to invest in shares with lower valuations when the market is on a rising trend," said Linus Yip, chief strategist at First Shanghai Securities in ... ( read original story ...)
Banking and infrastructure firms power China stocks to two-year highs
SHANGHAI: China stocks climbed on Thursday to end at two-year highs, underpinned by robust gains in banking and infrastructure firms. Share markets closed just as Chinawas announcing that it had annual economic growth of 6.8 per cent in October-December. ( read original story ...)