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Time for EU to grant China market economy status

​It is high time for European Union (EU) member states to grant full market economy status to China, the second largest trading partner of the 28-nation bloc.

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Baidu in talks with India's Zomato, Bookmyshow, BigBasket

Chinese internet search giant Baidu has set its eyes on India. The Nasdaq-listed company, which has a market cap of nearly $60 billion, is looking to buy "strategic stakes" in local startups such as restaurant search service provider Zomato, online movie and event tickets seller Bookmyshow and food retailer Big Basket.

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After the meltdown, hopes for a rebound

Investors see in the suspension of circuit breakers a sign market regulator may improve the rules of the game.

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Fixed-income products prefered by China's small investors

Volatility in China's stock market is feeding an appetite for fixed income investment products among China's small investors, driving them to Tencent's marketplace.

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Can hopes rise for the hopeless in the equity market?

Many analysts expect further monetary easing, some moves on the currency front Last week's stock-market volatility, attendant automatic triggering of the new circuit breakers and their subsequent suspension are expected to result in fresh measures by the authorities concerned this week, analysts said.

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China to overtake US to be world’s largest film market

Most movie industry observers expect China will overtake the United States to become the world's largest film market, by revenue, by 2017.

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China suspends stock market "circuit breaker"

China announced Thursday night that it will from Friday suspend the stock market "circuit breaker" mechanism that has been implemented since the beginning of this year.

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Bond market overdraws gloomy economic expectation, risky for going long

Under the current situation where the market widely believes that the bullish bond market will continue, to reasonably cool down the bond market may promote its rational development.

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Trading halted for the day after shares fall 7% in opening minutes

Chinese equities dived on Thursday morning, triggering the 7 percent circuit breaker, which halted trading of equities, index futures and options for the remainder of the day.

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Smoother journey expected for China's capital market despite rocky start

​The stock market plunges on Monday and Tuesday morning might have marked a rocky start for China's capital market. Jitters aside, the capital market is expected to experience an eventful year and a smoother journey thanks to a series of reforms.

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China shares in tentative recovery after authorities move to reassure investors following Monday's crash

Chinese regulators leapt to support stock markets on Tuesday (Jan 5), the day after a major crash, with the central bank pouring cash into the money market system and the securities regulator suggesting it might restrict share sales by major shareholders.

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China's IPO fundraising to hit $40b, largest worldwide

Fundraising by China's new IPOs in 2016 is estimated to hit 250 billion yuan ($40 billion) to 300 billion yuan this year, making the A-share IPO market the biggest one globally, accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers said on Monday.

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Stock listing reform to usher in new era for China's stock market

The highly-anticipated stock listing reform, which will be launched in March of 2016 at the earliest according to the latest legal changes, is set to usher in a new era for China's stock market, officials and experts have said.

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Chinese lawmakers give nod to registration-based stock listing

​Chinese lawmakers on Sunday approved a State Council proposal for stock listing reform at the end of a bimonthly legislative session which began Monday in Beijing.

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How to invest in 2016? Watch 4 sectors and 5 "black swans"

Standard & Poor’s has released its latest Global Financial Literacy Survey. Statistics show that only 45 percent Chinese would calculate compound interest from savings, and their knowledge about other wealth management basics is poor. To put their money in the bank for fixed term deposit is still the predominant way of wealth management for Chinese households.

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Vanke 'ropes in govt help' to ward off biggest shareholder Baoneng

The confrontation between China Vanke Co Ltd, the country's largest residential developer,and its largest shareholder Baoneng Group escalated on Monday after news reportssuggested that Vanke may have sought government support to resolve the crisis.

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Chinese lawmakers consider registration-based stock listing

​Chinese lawmakers will deliberate on a registration-based stock listing, proposed by the State Council, China's Cabinet, during the legislative session which began Monday in Beijing.