Mainland China’s top securities watchdog has proposed amending a funds recognition scheme with Hong Kong in the latest move to boost cross-border trading and capital flow between the two markets.

Huatai-Pinebridge Fund Management and China Southern Asset Management have been given the go-ahead to launch the ETFs, the two companies said.

The average wholesale price of Flying Fairy, the flagship product of Kweichow Moutai, has fallen 8 per cent in the past two months to below US$330 per bottle.

Hong Kong stocks slipped on Friday amid caution before next week’s release of China’s key economic numbers for May.

Hong Kong stocks lifted by hopes of easier monetary conditions ahead and EV carmakers rose after European Commission’s tariffs were milder than expected

Societe Generale takes a positive view on Chinese stocks on hopes of Beijing’s policy support and corporate earnings improvement.

Hong Kong stock market’s gains this year have been supported by southbound inflows, reflecting the growing influence of mainland Chinese investors.

Hong Kong stocks fall after China inflation data indicated weak domestic demand.

The Shanghai Stock Exchange has barred S2C, a local chip maker, from listing its shares in the next five years, the first such moratorium since China rolled out its registration-based IPO system across the board in 2023.

Goldman and Bank of America analysts expect another bounce as July Communist Party meeting seen including more support measures.

Hong Kong stocks fell to their lowest this month on fading rate cut hopes as trading resumed after a long weekend.

French president’s bid to block Marine Le Pen’s path to power by calling snap elections rattled investors on Monday.

More global investors see the secondary market as ‘an excellent way to get risk-adjusted exposure to Asia’, including China, proponents say.

China’s securities watchdog said its moves to raise the bar for IPOs, expel unqualified firms from stock exchanges and exercise greater scrutiny are to ensure the ‘survival of the fittest’.

Hong Kong stocks closed lower on Friday after a deceleration of Chinese import growth suggested sluggish domestic demand. Still, the city’s benchmark posted a weekly gain.

A growing number of Hong Kong stocks performing well suggests the bull run in Asia’s third-largest market has yet to run its course, according to Oanda analyst Kelvin Wong.

Hong Kong stocks rose as investors bet on a sustained recovery in the Chinese economy while expectations of a US rate cut solidified after a weak private payrolls report.

The billionaire founder of the world’s largest hedge fund Bridgewater Associates said investing in China is a good idea despite the risks, because Chinese assets are cheap and can help balance portfolios.

Wu’s address will draw the attention of investors eager for clues on how he will further support the nation’s US$9 trillion stock market.

Hong Kong stocks end slightly lower as mood turns cautious ahead of US non-farm payroll data later this week.

Hong Kong stocks gained for a second day amid signs of stability in China’s crisis-hit property sector, with growing US rate cut hopes also fanning sentiment.

The e-commerce giant could join the Stock Connect cross-border trading scheme as early as September 9, opening the door to mainland investors, according to Morgan Stanley.

The company, currently listed in Shenzhen and regarded as China’s FedEx, initially filed for a Hong Kong listing in August last year.

Hong Kong stocks advanced after a Caixin report showed manufacturing sector data was ahead of expectations, triggering gains in index heavyweights Alibaba and Tencent.

European business leaders are more willing to work with China as a counterbalance to Russia’s power, says Chan, a trustee of The Better Hong Kong Foundation and chairman of Hang Lung Group.

‘Although the deals are small, the sentiment is improving,’ an analyst says, after debuts by Autostreets, Qunabox and EDA Group raise a total of US$111 million.

Hong Kong shares finished lower after a crucial data release indicated sluggish conditions in the world’s second largest economy, underscoring the need for more policy easing.