Posted on 19 May 2013. Tags: fall, Firms, Profits, Shenzhenlisted
Profits of Shenzhen-listed firms fall The average net profit of all companies listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange fell 11.52 percent in 2012, the first drop since 2009, the China Securities Journal reported on Monday. However, the revenue of Shenzhen Stock Exchange-listed companies in … Read more on China Daily
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Posted on 31 October 2012. Tags: ChiNext, companies, even, EXCHANGE, fall, returns, turn
Companies turn to ChiNext exchange even as returns fall The past three years have seen a steady decrease in the returns made by investors in Chinese companies listed on ChiNext, a Nasdaq-style market under the Shenzhen Stock Exchange. Even so, venture capital and private-equity institutions still regard the … Read more on China Daily
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Posted on 02 September 2012. Tags: 3year, China, Coal, fall, Firms, More, shares, Than
China Shares End at More Than 3-Year Low; Coal, Oil Firms Fall The futures are referenced to the CSI-300, an index of 300 Shanghai- and Shenzhen-listed yuan-denominated A shares. The CSI-300 ended 1.2% lower at 2275.68. Write to Esther Fung at esther.fung@dowjones.com. Email; Printer Friendly; Order Reprints … Read more on Wall Street Journal
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Posted on 18 August 2012. Tags: China, continue, fall, Stocks, Thursday
China stocks continue to fall Thursday The Shenzhen Component Index shed 0.83 percent, or 75.22 points, to finish at 8973.38. Losers outnumbered gainers 622 to 276 in Shanghai and 1033 to 421 in Shenzhen. Combined turnover on the two bourses dropped to 85.06 billion yuan (13.5 billion … Read more on Xinhua
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Posted on 19 July 2012. Tags: 3year, 6mth, China, fall, Shanghai, shares, ——Shenzhen
China shares fall Shenzhen at 6-mth low, Shanghai at 3-year low (Updates to close). * Shenzhen CSI300 falls 2.1 percent, Shanghai Composite down 1.7 percent. * HSI up 0.2 pct. * ZTE hammered after profit warning, FBI investigation. * PetroChina, CNOOC buoyed by higher oil prices. * Property weak in China, investors … Read more [...]
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