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IPOs in the United States: globalists back on the high ground

The advocates of decoupling from global events have suffered a setback. The faction that advocates greater internationalization is suddenly calling the shots in the party again. The clearest sign of the trend is the green light given by Vice Premier Liu He to foreign IPOs. These had previously faced opposition from the faction of autarky-minded nationalists last year. Now, first companies are daring to return to the international trading floor.

By Frank Sieren

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The ups and downs of tech shares

China's tech shares are in a tailspin. For a month, they went rapidly downhill. This was followed by a recovery on Wednesday. But the losses have not yet been recovered. Analysts warn that the slide could continue, as the tech giants are in the grip of Chinese and US regulators.

By Redaktion Table

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The stock market hopes for rising prices

Assessments of the Chinese stock markets: Following the government's major crackdown, analysts see great recovery potential for Chinese stocks. However, the situation on the real estate market continues to cause uncertainty.

By Redaktion Table

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.