The composite index, after two years of sharp falls in 2010 and 2011, advanced nearly 12 per cent as of early March this year before retreating. It also fell below last year's dismal year-end...
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- May 26, 2013
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The mainland's securities regulator scotched the rumours of the imminent launch of a much-awaited international board that would allow foreign companies to list yuan-denominated A shares.
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A double suspension and a stock price that surged up to 78 per cent greeted the debut of People.cn, the online news portal of the Chinese Communist Party's mouthpiece, on its first day of share...
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Mainland property stocks ended an eight-day winning streak yesterday after officials quashed speculation about looser controls on real estate investment.
The chairman of one of the nation's leading train makers, CSR Corporation, has admitted that funding shortages could force cutbacks in his company's 14.8 billion yuan (HK$17.2 billion) investment...
Shanghai mayor Han Zheng yesterday denied the city's stock exchange was about to launch its long-heralded international board, underscoring the confusion among policymakers over the...
Mainland stocks ended the year with their third-biggest annual loss yesterday as skittish investors remained pessimistic about next year.
About two-thirds of mainland investors say they have lost more than 20 per cent of their equity investments this year, suggesting another crisis of confidence in the stock market.
Mainland B shares fell sharply yesterday as speculation about an imminent launch of an international board caused a sell-off amid worries that the tiny market would be marginalised.
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