HKEx Dismissed 24-hour Trading

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Saturday, April 28, 2001, updated at 08:30(GMT+8)

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HKEx Dismissed 24-hour Trading

A senior official with the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong (HKEx) said Thursday the soliciting documents for prolonging trading hours are in the process of preparation and expected to be available for public opinions in the mid-year.

He turned down the proposal of 24-hour trading, saying there is no need for that for the time being and it is not workable technically.

He said the soon-to-be-launched MSCI Taiwan index fund and MSCI South Korea index fund will not compete with the Track Fund as they are different products.

Source: Panorama



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	A senior official with the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong (HKEx) said Thursday the soliciting documents for prolonging trading hours are in the process of preparation and expected to be available for public opinions in the mid-year.




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