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by Greg Cruey on January 16, 2010
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As the economies of India and China become more and more intertwined, and as the two countries focus more and more on competing with each other, a little context can create some perspective. I fo...
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by Greg Cruey on September 29, 2008
Market Watch is among a number of news sources reporting that China will begin allowing margin trading and short selling on the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges.
The China Securities Regulatory ...
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by Greg Cruey on January 31, 2008
Why are China's stock markets so hot? There are a number of probable causes for it, but perhaps the most basic, simple reason is that the Chinese economy is awash in money. The high level of cash ...
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by Greg Cruey on January 10, 2008
The mutual fund industry mushroomed in China in 2007, acording to Channel News Asia.
China's total mutual fund assets in 2007 grew from 865 billion yuan at the start of the year to 3.3 trillion y...
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by Greg Cruey on January 3, 2008
stock markets in both Shanghai and in Hong Kong had a record year in 2007, and became forces in the global economy according to the China Post.
"In February, for the first time ever, a plunge i...
Read more of China Stocks Up 97% in Shanghai, 39% in HK for 2007
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by Greg Cruey on December 6, 2007
Rick Aristotle Munarriz has a good article online at the moment at Motley Fool about Baidu breaking into the NASDAQ top 100.
Baidu is now the first Chinese company ever to be added to the NASDAQ inde...
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by Greg Cruey on September 11, 2007
Some questions still exist about whether the Beijing government will eventually allow all Mainland residents to buy and sell stock on the Hong Kong stock exchange. But a pilot program to allow Mainlan...
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by Greg Cruey on September 5, 2007
Pan Asian Biz is one of several sources reporting that the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has approved the New York stock exchange Group (NYSE). What that means is that the NYSE will so...
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by Greg Cruey on August 29, 2007
Barely a week after word came out that Mainland China's private investors were going to be allowed to invest in the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, the government in Beijing has evidently had second tho...
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by Greg Cruey on August 28, 2007
In Shanghai, factory workers and farmers from across Mainland China bring their nest eggs to the Shanghai Stock Exchange and gamble with it, looking for signs and omens to direct their efforts. At lea...
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by Greg Cruey on July 17, 2007
If you had any doubt about whether foreign investment in China was on the increase, I can set your mind at ease: Foreign investment in China was up at the end of May by 9.9% over the same period last....
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by Greg Cruey on July 14, 2007
Yingli Green Energy Holding Co. got a financial boost earlier this week when it was disclosed that they'd reached a deal with German chemical company Wacker Chemie AG under which Wacker Chemie wil...
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by Greg Cruey on June 27, 2007
China has three stock markets - the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, the Shanghai Stock Exchange, and the Shenzhen Stock Exchange.
The modern Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) was established on November 26, 1...
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by Greg Cruey on June 23, 2007
Hats off to Hilary Kramer for seeing LDK in a positive light. The AOL financial editor and money coach says she bought some of LDK's stock when the IPO started trading and she feels like she got a...
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by Greg Cruey on June 20, 2007
China has three stock markets - the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, the Shanghai Stock Exchange, and the Shenzhen Stock Exchange.
The Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE) is located in Shenzhen's Financial ...
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by Greg Cruey on June 19, 2007
If you're any kind of a China watcher you know that the average Chinese Joe has started investing in the stock market in China in incredible proportions in the last few years. Maw and Paw Lee have...
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by Greg Cruey on June 13, 2007
The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) is the seventh largest stock market in the world (after the NYSE-Euronext, Tokyo SE, NASDAQ, London SE, Toronto SE, and the Deutsche Börse in Frankfurt). It is Chin...
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by Greg Cruey on May 30, 2007
Probably not. That at least seems to be the consensus so far.
In a move designed to cool China's red hot stock markets the Chinese Ministry of Finance today tripled the stamp tax on the trading ...
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by Greg Cruey on May 15, 2007
The average Chinese Joe is moving his money - from savings deposit accounts to the stock market, according to the Chinese News Service Xinhua. Over $1 billion U.S. worth of Chinese currency was transf...
