SHANGHAI/HONG KONG, Feb 11 (Reuters) - As global capital trickles back toward China, policymakers are signalling they want growth without the froth, using tougher enforcement and cooling measures to ... ( read original story ...)
Silver inventories on Shanghai exchange plunge to near 10-year lows. What does it mean for silver prices?
Latest data shows that silver available for delivery on the SHFE has declined to around 350 tonnes, the lowest level since 2015. According to CEIC data, silver inventories stood at 318.546 tonnes as ... ( read original story ...)
Chinese luxury group Icicle plots IPO as non-western labels shine
Founded in 1997 in Shanghai, Icicle has 240 stores in almost 140 cities in China and began expanding internationally in France a decade ago. It bought French fashion brand Carven out of bankruptcy in ... ( read original story ...)
Chinese chip designer Montage Technology soars over 60% in Hong Kong debut
Shares of Chinese chip designer Montage Technology surged 60% in its Hong Kong trading debut on Monday following an initial share sale that raised $902 million. ( read original story ...)
Agibot’s Hong Kong IPO could value it at $6.4 billion
Chinese robotics start-ups are utilizing humanoid robots for Lunar New Year entertainment, showcasing their capabilities to millions of viewers. ( read original story ...)
China stock strategies pivot after $68 billion state‑linked exit from equities
For years, traders in China leaned on one quiet assumption. When prices fell hard, the national team would step in and buy. That belief sat under the market like a floor. But last week, that floor ... ( read original story ...)
In depth: Global capital, Chinese AI converge in Hong Kong
The surge in interest in AI software stocks has been reinforced by a parallel rally in AI hardware Read more at The Business Times. ( read original story ...)