SHANGHAI: Shanghai stocks posted their biggest one-day slide in 11 weeks on Monday, dented by expectations of a new wave of initial public offerings and a further rise in bond yields, signalling tighter liquidity. The Shanghai Composite Index dropped 0.8 ... ( read original story ...)
China Biggest Financial Hub, Provincial Economy Get New Leaders
Li Qiang, 58, a one-time top Xi aide, was appointed Communist Party secretary of the eastern financial hub of Shanghai on Sunday, the official Xinhua News Agency said. A day earlier, Li Xi, 61, was named party chief of Guangdong province, the southern ... ( read original story ...)
China stocks fall on anticipation of an IPO wave; Hong Kong flat
If the Shanghai index doesn't rise in the afternoon, Monday will be its worst day since Aug. 11. Over the weekend, China's securities regulator approved nine IPOs that will raise a total of 9.5 billion yuan ($1.43 billion), more than double the average ... ( read original story ...)
Community and Fund Launched to Promote Scientific Innovation in Shanghai
SHANGHAI, Oct. 29, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- A network community and an investment fund for promoting scientific innovation was set up in Shanghai by several institutes from China and abroad on Thursday. The community, named Caohejing Global Innovation Network ... ( read original story ...)
The Biggest Stock Collapse in World History Has No End in Sight
The stock has been pummeled by some of China ... s slump have been outside the company’s control. When it listed in Shanghai in 2007, bubbles in both oil and the Chinese equity market were primed to burst, while the global financial crisis was just ... ( read original story ...)
China’s leadership changes: Who is Li Qiang, new party chief of Shanghai
BEIJING - China has announced key personnel changes in the southern economic powerhouse of Guangdong and the financial hub of Shanghai over the weekend. On Saturday (Oct 28), Mr Li Xi, 61, was appointed the party secretary of Guangdong province ... ( read original story ...)
China approves IPO applications from 9 companies
China's securities regulator has approved IPO applications from nine companies, which will raise no more than 9.5 billion yuan (around 1.43 billion U.S. dollars) in the A-share market. Five companies will be listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange ... ( read original story ...)