World shares are mixed at the start of an eventful week, including a decision by the U.S. Federal Reserve on interest rates. U.S. futures and oil prices declined. Monday's trading kicked off with a Hong Kong court’s decision to order China Evergrande, ( read original story ...)
Stock market today: Chinese stocks lead Asia’s gains, Evergrande faces liquidation
Asian markets opened the week on a positive note, with Chinese regulators announcing measures to support the country’s teetering stock markets while heavily indebted property developer China Evergrande was ordered to undergo liquidation. ( read original story ...)
Shanghai Is HSBC’s Core Market in China, Chairman Says at Meeting With Shanghai’s CPC Secretary
HSBC is willing to further financial cooperation with and provide better support to Chinese firms in green and low-carbon, technological innovation, elderly care services, and going global, Mark ... ( read original story ...)
Bank of China plans US$21 billion bond sales to comply with global capital requirements
The lender said it plans to tap both domestic and overseas debt markets to sell a new category of total loss-absorbing capacity (TLAC) bonds, according to a Friday filing with the Shanghai Stock ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai sees 5% GDP growth in 2023
Shanghai's annual GDP surged by 5 percent year-on-year in 2023, surpassing 4.72 trillion yuan ($657.09 billion), as announced by the city's bureau of statistics on Sunday. This growth was attributed ... ( read original story ...)
Bank of China plans $21 billion bond sales to comply with global capital requirements
The lender said it plans to tap both domestic and overseas debt markets to sell a new category of total loss-absorbing capacity (TLAC) bonds, according to a Friday filing with the Shanghai Stock ... ( read original story ...)
China slams brakes on short sellers as Xi scrambles to halt a stock market rout
China will stop lending of certain shares for short selling to arrest a slumping stock market. Strategic investors won’t be allowed to lend out shares during agreed lock-up periods, the Shanghai Stock Exchange and Shenzhen Stock Exchange said in ... ( read original story ...)