A-Share Market Feels Pain on Expansionary Policy Exit
The falling A-shares have analysts almost unanimously pointing to the tightening of policy. Banks, real estate, coal, nonferrous metals, and cyclical industries have taken the worst hits from capital flight, while the performance of defensive industries such as bio-medicine and agriculture have seen less change.
A-share;exit
February 4th,2010
SAFE Hires Top Fund Manager to Diversify Reserve Investment
China's foreign exchange reserves are managed by SAFE's Reserves Division, which currently employs 300 people worldwide, 250-260 of those in the Beijing headquarters. It comprises nearly 20 departments, ranging from asset allocation, investment management, risk management, clearing, accounting, and compliance, among others.
SAFE;exchange reserves;CIC
December 28th,2009
Chinese Speculators Play on: Is Gold the Next Bubble?
There is a feverish quality to Chinese speculative investing, a tendency for the herd to rush into the next asset or instrument as though this for certain going to be the Bonanza Strike, the one that puts us over the top.
gold;speculation
December 23rd,2009
ChiNext's Dazzling Debut
As the marekt closed, all of 28 stocks trading more than doubled, ranging from 120% to 226% compared with their IPO prices.
October 31st,2009
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