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Hong Kong joins in on global uprising against Wall Street
Hong Kong joins in on global uprising against Wall Street
Protestors rallied in Hong Kong in support of the Occupy Wall Street demonstrations that began last month in New York.
Hong Kong shares set for weekly growth
This as investors watch out for China’s monthly inflation data.
Esprit Board clueless as to why trading price slips
It simply noted the decrease in the trading price of Esprit shares.
Dealings in CMA shares to begin 18 October
As at 13 October, the total number of issued shares is almost 3.9b.
Reporting of short-selling to be enhanced
Legislation for reporting of securities short-selling will reportedly be introduced as soon as possible.
Real estate in focus in trading
This as Chief Executive Donald Tsang is expected to announce measures to promote affordable housing and boost land supply.
China to overtake the US as the largest trading nation in the world by 2025
As Chinese trade volume is expected to grow an amazing 146% in 14 years’ time.
Golden Hans mulls Hong Kong IPO
The Chinese restaurant chain aims to raise over $200m.
Hong Kong shares to rebound amidst China support for bank share prices
Investors though are expected to remain cautious when it comes to the property sector.
Hong Kong IPOs up but lesser in value
Initial public offerings in the 3rd quarter were valued at $24.4b.
Derivatives market sees 34% rise in average daily turnover
The turnover of H-shares Index Futures reached a record high of 220,600 contracts.
PCCW plans listing HKT Trust pending shareholder approval
The phone carrier may raise more than $1.3b from the IPO.
Financial secretary: No need for short-sell ban
The government was not able to discover abnormalities in short-selling activities.
China’s largest listed brokerage drops more than 10% in Hong Kong trade
Citic Securities’ Hong Kong stock market debut on Thursday follows the sale of its shares at the bottom of the HK$13.30-$15.20 a share price range.
Citic Securities drops in trading following debut in Hong Kong
It dipped as much as 4.5 percent before recovering.
CapitaMalls Asia says it’s under no funding pressure
The Singapore firm, which has announced its secondary listing in Hong Kong, will issue bonds instead of borrowing from banks.
RMB deposits grew 6.4% in August
While Hong Kong dollar deposits declined by 2%, according to a statement released by the Monetary Authority.
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