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GlobalequityindexesproviderMSCIannouncedTuesdaythatbeginninginJune2018,itwillincludeChinaA-sharesintheMSCIEmergingMarkets(EM)IndexandtheMSCIACWI(AllCountryWorld
Global equity indexes provider MSCI announced Tuesday that beginning in June 2018, it will include China A-shares in the MSCI Emerging Markets (EM) Index and the MSCI ACWI (All Country World Index) Index.
ChineseA-sharesmarketiscenterofarenewedroundofglobalinterest,pendingitsentryintoaninternationalbenchmarkindex.Afterdelayingforthreeyears,globalequityindexprovid
China will be happy to see the inclusion of A shares into the most widely followed equity index Morgan Stanley's Capital Index (MSCI), said the country's securities authority on Sunday.
MSCI Inc. isn’t usually a name that springs to mind when one thinks of the most powerful players in the global equity market.
Global equity indexes provider MSCI announced Tuesday that it will delay including China A-shares in the MSCI Emerging Markets (EM) Index.
U.S. index provider MSCI (MSCI.N) said on Wednesday existing stock connect schemes promoted by China are not programs that every investor wants to use and it cannot rule out other issues that may arise over time.
The Shanghai Stock Exchange on May 30 recorded a trading volume of 115.6 billion yuan, the lowest in recent months, and continued to trade sideways. However, A shares face the test for the inclusion in the MSCI emerging market index for the third time in the middle of June, and probability exceeding 50 percent is expected.
China's two stock exchanges have set the upper-time limit for listed firms' trading suspension, a move that could bolster the case for China's onshore stock market to be included into widely tracked global indices.
Journalist from the China Securities Journal learnt that, based on issued Guidelines on Major Assets Restructuring Information Disclosure and Trading Suspension & Resumption of Listed Companies and Notice on Further Standardize Trading Suspension & Resumption and Related Information Disclosure of Listed Companies (exposure draft), newly revised rules on trading suspension & resumption are likely to issue next week at the soonest. “Cheating restructuring” problems concerned by the market will be strictly controlled. Meanwhile, new rules will restrict the random trading suspension & resumption or long-term suspension in the A-share market, which is regarded as a move to sweep out the obstacles for A shares to be included in the MSCI index.
Global investors are again betting on Chinese A-shares' future as the latest opportunity has arisen for them to be included in a flagship global benchmarks index.
MSCI Inc. is going to add China A-Shares to its MSCI Emerging Markets Index quicker than many anticipate, which could happen in 2015 toward the end of the year, a U.S. financial expert told Xinhua.
MSCI has started to review China A-shares for a potential inclusion in its emerging markets index.
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