China's benchmark CSI300 Index staged a moderate rebound from 4-1/2-year lows this week, after state fund Central Huijin Investment started buying exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on Monday, adding substance to the central bank's pledge over the weekend to fend off financial risks. ( read original story ...)
Navigating Success in the Chinese Stock Market
Are you prepared to seize the potential of one of the world’s most dynamic and expansive stock markets? Look no further than China! With its ever-expanding economy, investing in Chinese stocks can be a game-changer for your portfolio. ( read original story ...)
China’s stock market drops to pre-pandemic low
The CSI 300 index of large and liquid Shanghai- and Shenzhen-listed stocks fell as much as 1.3 per cent on Monday to about 3,463, marking the equity benchmark’s lowest level since 2019. The gauge has fallen about 15 per cent so far this year, in dollar terms. ( read original story ...)
China’s Stock Market Stumbles: Unraveling The Economic Implications Amidst Foreign Investment Exodus
When the Shanghai Composite Index plummeted to a new low since November, shedding 3,000 points in the process, it was more than just a statistical anomaly. It was a grim portent of a deepening ... ( read original story ...)
China’s Sovereign Fund Tries Another Way to Boost the Flagging Stock Market
A stock selloff in mainland China abated on Tuesday, after a major Chinese state fund waded into the market again. Central Huijin Investment, which is owned by China's sovereign-wealth fund, said in a brief statement late on Monday that it purchased "exchange-traded open-end index funds" that day, ( read original story ...)
WPP-owned media agency sacks Shanghai-based executive facing bribery claims
Dismissal follows police raid of GroupM China’s offices and questioning of executive and two former employees last week ... ( read original story ...)
Investor Doubts About China Worsen Its Stock Rout
The Shanghai Composite Index, which also tracks stocks in mainland China, fell 1.5% and is also in the red for 2023. Hong Kong’s stock market was closed for a public holiday. Chinese stocks have been ... ( read original story ...)