Shenzhen Informer

Shanghai B Shares Poised to Catch Shenzhen on Move to Hong Kong Chinese B shares, created in 1992 for foreign investors, have soared to a two-year high in Shenzhen on speculation that more companies will seek to list in Hong Kong, where companies are awarded higher valuations. Their Shanghai- traded peers, which … Read more [...]

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Shenzhen-linked shares soar on Qianhai news Shenzhen-related shares soared yesterday, on hopes the development of Qianhai, a pilot financial hub in Shenzhen, will be speeded up. Logistics service provider Shenzhen International Holdings (0152) jumped more than 21 percent to HK$ 1.09 – its highest … Read more on Hong Kong Standard

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Land bank deal boosts shares of for Shenzhen Investment The developer, which is backed by the Shenzhen government, plans to buy a site at the junction of Caitian Road and Sungang Road in Shenzhen's Futian district for 4.15 billion yuan (HK$ 5.17 billion), according to a filing with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Read more [...]

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Developers up as local shares climb higher Stock markets in Shanghai and Shenzhen finished north of even Monday on the back of gains in several heavily weighted sectors, including banking, real estate and securities. The Shanghai Composite Index added 4.46 points, or 0.21 percent, to close at … Read more on People’s Daily Online

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Mainland equities decline, liquor shares up on earnings Stock markets in Shanghai and Shenzhen took a dive Monday as China's Consumer Price Index (CPI), a major gauge of inflation, grew by an annual rate of just below 2 percent in September. The Shanghai Composite Index declined 6.23 points, or 0.30 … Read more on People’s [...]

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China Shares End Lower Following Profit Warnings The Shanghai Composite index slipped 0.3% to 2098.70 while the Shenzhen stock index lost 0.7% to 859.47. "Without the strong support of fundamentals and capital, the market faces resistance above the 2100 level," said a research report by Shenyin … Read more on Wall Street Journal

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China shares eke out gains on hopes for easing The CSI300 Index of the top Shanghai and Shenzhen listings ended up 0.5 percent at 2,246.2. The Shanghai Composite Index rose 0.4 percent. Both indices rebounded from Tuesday closes that were almost two-week lows. (Reporting by Clement Tan in … Read more on Reuters

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China Shares End Lower, Led by Banks and Steel Makers The Shenzhen Composite Index rose 0.5%, or 4.1 points, to 850.98. "Index-heavy stocks, such as banks and steel companies, extend their losses, putting downward pressure on the Shanghai index," said Soochow Securities analyst Deng Wenyuan. Read more on Wall Street Journal

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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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China Shares End at Fresh Three-Year Low; Bank Earnings Weigh The Shenzhen Composite Index fell 2.2% to 852.34. Analysts say that a lack of fresh economic data in the near term means the market has very little support. "The fundamentals aren't changing…and there isn't enough capital in the market," said … Read more on Wall [...]

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China Shares End Up on Hopes of Further Policy Easing The Shenzhen Composite Index rose 1.5%, or 13.75 points, to 909.69. Analysts said they expect the market to trend upward on expectations that the central bank may launch monetary easing measures in the weeks ahead, as latest data for July showed that … Read more [...]

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China shares outperform Asian peers, spur Hong Kong's 5th straight gain HONG KONG: China stocks rose on Wednesday, outperforming Asian peers and spurring Hong Kong gains, bolstered by comments from the country's securities regulator encouraging companies with strong cash positions to buy back some of their shares. Read more on Economic Times

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China Shares End up Led by Coal, Metal Firms; Eyes on 2Q GDP Data The Shenzhen Composite Index rose 1.6%, or 14.75 points, to 928.21. "There are opportunities emerging for bottom-fishing, as the index is likely to have bottomed. Generally, people expect a brighter economic outlook in the second half compared to the … Read [...]

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Shanghai shares open up 0.1 pct on trading fee cut, buyback The Shanghai property sub-index also opened up after slumping 4.9 percent on Thursday, at its lowest close since March 29, with Poly Real Estate diving 9.2 percent. Shenzhen-listed China Vanke fell 6.8 percent. (Reporting by Pete Sweeney; Editing by … Read more on Reuters

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China Shares End Down; Property Firms Slide on Fears of Fresh Tightening for … Developers were the top decliners, with property subindexes on both the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges falling by 4.9% as market participants feared rising housing prices may prompt Beijing to launch more tightening measures for the sector. Read more on Wall Street [...]

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