SHANGHAI, April 19 (Reuters) - Shanghai stocks fell to their lowest in two months on Wednesday, as investor worries deepened that tighter regulations against speculation and shadow banking will hurt the country's nascent recovery which has been heavily ... ( read original story ...)
Exclusive: China gathers state-led consortium for Aramco IPO – sources
Reuters reported earlier this month that Saudi Aramco's board would meet in Shanghai in May, its first meeting in China ... Chinese companies were interested in investing in the Aramco IPO as the country - the second biggest consumer of oil globally ... ( read original story ...)
BRIEF-Jiangsu Xinri E-Vehicle's IPO attracted interest amounting to 6,750.5 times amount on offer
* Says online part of Shanghai IPO attracted interest amounting to 6,750.5 times amount on offer Source text in Chinese:bit.ly/2oDRgl9 Further company coverage: (Reporting by Hong Kong newsroom) ( read original story ...)
Chinese News: Regulation Crackdown Weighs on Shanghai Stock Market Despite Strong Economic Growth
Stocks on the Shanghai Stock Exchange fell 23.90 points today to close at 3,222.17 for a loss of 0.74 percent. The Index has fallen 1.44 percent over the last five trading days, and is down 0.88 percent over the last month. Year to date, the Shanghai ... ( read original story ...)
Chinese stock market regulator steps up war on speculators
The Chinese stock market regulator has escalated its war on speculators ... to conduct real-time oversight and restrict abnormal trading. The CSRC and the Shanghai exchange say they will particularly focus their attention on preventing speculation in ... ( read original story ...)
China central bank adviser sees potential cuts to RRR: Yicai
SHANGHAI An adviser to China's central bank has flagged that China's central bank could reduce the amount of cash banks need to hold, saying such cuts to the reserve requirement ratio would be normal given the sharp drops in its foreign exchange reserves. ( read original story ...)
3rd Singapore-Shanghai Financial Forum Takes Financial Collaboration To New Heights
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and Shanghai Municipal Financial Services Office (SFSO) held the 3rd Singapore-Shanghai Financial Forum (SSFF) in Singapore today. The SSFF is an annual forum that brings together industry participants from ... ( read original story ...)