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| Direct B-share Trading Open to Foreigners |
Foreign securities brokerage firms have just won permission to directly trade hard-currency denominated B shares on the Chinese stock market, encouraging an injection of foreign funds.
However, experts claim any financial gain will not come in the short term. |
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| China B-share Available by E-trading System in Singapore |
| Approved by departments concerned of the Singaporean government, Bank of Communications Singapore Sub-branch will be permitted for engaging in China's B-share commission trade in Singapore. It is estimated that Singaporean may buy China's B shares at home by the automatic electronic system linking the two countries next January. |
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| B-Share Market up on Wall Street Gains |
| China's hard-currency B shares rose more than 1 per cent on Tuesday as an overnight surge on Wall Street helped snap a three-day fall on the domestic bourses. |
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| B Shares Fall on First Day after Ban |
| China's B shares spent International Children's Day quietly Friday, despite people's expectation of a storm of fresh funds when the government lifted a three-month ban to free more local funds into the hard currency market. |
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| New Bullish Run Expected for China's B Share Market |
| A new bullish run is widely expected for China's foreign-currency denominated B share market, as new regulations fully open the market to domestic investors on Friday. |
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| Shanghai B-share Rally Continues, Gains across the Board |
| Shanghai B-shares closed 2.3 percent higher Tuesday on continuing hopes of further liquidity-driven rises, dealers said. |
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| Performance of B-share Firms Improves in 2000 |
| China's 114 B-share companies had a slightly improved performance in 2000, according to information disclosed by their annual reports. |
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| Weekly Review: B Shares Plow ahead, Buoyed by Techs ST, PT |
| Chinese hard-currency B shares headed into new records again this week. The benchmark index stood firm above 200 points in Shanghai and the major average exceeded 400 points for the first time in Shenzhen. |
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| Shanghai's B shares Exceed 200 Points, Shenzhen's Near 400 |
| Chinese B-share markets didn't lose any steam and continued to gain ground despite the nation's regulator restricted trading of more chronically unprofitable companies. |
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| Weekly Review: B Shares Gains Vanish After Hitting Records |
| Shanghai's hard-currency B shares stumbled into the red for the first time in 11 weeks, while Shenzhen's drifted lower to end a winning streak lasted for two straight weeks. |
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| China Moves to Open A Share Market to Foreign-funded Companies |
| As more and more foreign-funded companies show their willingness to list on China's A share market, Vice-premier Wu Bangguo said recently that China is reforming its auditing system in a move to facilitate joint-venture companies to get listed on A share market. |
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| Shenzhen's B Shares Hit Record, Shanghai's Fall |
| China's hard-currency B shares diverged after they went sharply lower on Monday morning as profit- taking pressure emerged. |
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| Shenzhen B Shares Hit Record Highest, Shanghai Down |
| China's hard-currency B shares went higher for most of the Friday session before they diverged late in the day. |
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| Shanghai B-shares up 2.4 Percent in Volatile Trade |
| Shanghai B-shares rose 2.4 percent Tuesday to a record high for the eighth consecutive day in volatile trade, dealers said. |
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| B Share Produces No Impact on Forex Market |
| The US Federal Reserve has reduced its interest rates three times, while China's opening of B share market brings no direct impacts on its foreign exchange market. |
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| PBOC Checks Regulation Violating Capital in B Share Market |
| It is revealed that the People's Bank of China (PBOC) has been investigating whether the securities companies are involved in the regulation violating commitment the B share security accounts. |
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| Weekly Review: China's B Shares Continue Consolidation |
| Chinese hard-currency B shares were able to gain for an eighth straight week in Shanghai, but lost for the first time out of the past seven weeks in Shenzhen. |
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| HWL Intends to Buy B Share of Shanghai Dazhong Transport |
| Hutchison Whampoa Limited (HWL), a Hong Kong-based diversified, transnational conglomerate, intends to be a shareholder of Shanghai Dazhong Transport Group. |
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| China's B Share Market Opening to Boost Overseas Investment |
| With its opening of B Share markets to domestic investors, China's B Share markets have attracted an unprecedented level of focal attention in the international capital arena, a senior banker said Monday in Hong Kong. |
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| Nation to Allow More B-share IPOs |
| China will increase the number of B-share initial public offerings (IPOs) and allow existing B-share companies to issue new shares, a top securities regulator said. |
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