China's fast-fashion online retailer Shein wants to go public in London. However, US tariff policy is giving the company a hard time. The IPO on the British trading floor is therefore likely to be put on hold.
By Marcel Grzanna
Neither the US nor China are backing down in the trade war. The Chinese leadership is using US dependencies on critical minerals as leverage. China's huge holdings of US government bonds also offer a target. However, a move away from the US dollar would harbor major risks for China.
By Jörn Petring
The fast fashion retailer Shein is facing growing pressure. It recently had to significantly reduce its valuation ahead of a planned IPO. Now profits have plummeted.
By Ning Wang
The Chinese open-source AI model R1 from DeepSeek is causing a tremor in the stock market and stoking fears of a sell-off in the technology sector.
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In response to the slump on the Chinese stock markets, financial services provider MSCI has removed dozens of companies from the People's Republic from its indices. Sixty-six companies have been removed from the MSCI China Index alone.
By Redaktion Table
China's stock exchanges have published mandatory ESG reporting rules for listed companies for the first time. This obligation will initially only apply to larger companies on the most important indices in Shanghai and Shenzhen.
By Christiane Kuehl
For months, China's stock markets have been on a downward trend. Now, a change at the helm of securities regulation is expected to lift sentiment. Indeed, similar measures in the past have boosted stock prices twice.
By Jörn Petring
Chip manufacturer Changxin is postponing its IPO due to the difficult market environment. Instead, it wants to raise fresh capital for further expansion via a financing round with investors.
By Redaktion Table
Three-quarters of the foreign money that flowed into the Chinese stock market in the first seven months of 2023 has disappeared again. Investors have sold off shares worth over 25 billion US dollars.
By Redaktion Table
The Star50 Index was supposed to symbolize a new China. Head of state Xi Jinping personally announced it. But since its launch, the Shanghai tech index has only gone downhill. The government is reacting.
By Jörn Petring
The stock exchange in China is divided among three exchanges on the mainland (Shanghai, Shenzhen and Beijing) and one in the Hongkong Special Administrative Region: - Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) was established in 1990 and is the fourth largest stock exchange in the world. It is considered the birthplace of securities trading in China. Thus, it is the most important stock exchange in mainland China. - Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE) was also established in 1990 and is the second largest stock exchange in mainland China. - The Hongkong Stock Exchange has been an integral part of the international financial markets for decades. It is the third largest Asian stock exchange after Tokyo and Shanghai and the seventh largest in the world. In contrast, the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges have comparatively weaker links with foreign countries. - In 2021, the fourth stock exchange in China and the third on the Chinese mainland was opened: the Beijing Stock Exchange. The Beijing Stock Exchange is to become the number one stock exchange for medium-sized technology and industrial companies. Internationally, it is initially to play a secondary role, but in China it is to be all the more important. Stock exchange in China: From IPOs to economic & development to stocks & investments - China stock exchange news up to date from Table.Redaktion.
