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| | | ... Kong Stock Exchange. Amundi's FTSE China A50 Index ETF tracks the 50 biggest A Share stocks listed on the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges. Amundi ETF, Indexing and Smart Beta global head of product development and capital markets Matthieu Guignard said ... |
| | | | ... Australia. For example, RQFII allows our fund managers to invest directly into Chinese share and bond markets in Shanghai or Shenzhen. Our managers can then sell products with highly prized Chinese exposure to the world. Under this agreement we have ... |
| | | | ... ($A14.22 billion). Shanghai gained 0.21 per cent. The Shanghai Composite Index added 8.38 points to 4,026.05 and the Shenzhen Composite Index, which tracks stocks on China's second exchange, rose 1.01 per cent, or 22.88 points, to 2,287.98. WELLINGTON ... |
| | | | ... since June 2013. They were down 1.58% as the Chinese equity markets entered into correction during that month and the Shenzhen and Shanghai Composite Indices fell by 11.78% and 7.25% respectively. Overall they recorded US$1 billion ($1.34 billion) of ... |
| | | | ... CSI 300 Index, which represents the largest and most liquid shares listed on the two stock exchanges in Shanghai and Shenzhen. The recent signing of the China Australia Free Trade Agreement has increased retail investors' interest in the country, with ... |
| | | | ... stockmarket, the A$ has remained not only above US74Ac but was fetching more than US76Ac.... and just when the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges stabilise, and China's economy grows better than many expected, and the Grexit can kicked 3 years further down ... |
| | | | ... considering that China's stock market is practically frozen - trading in more than half of stocks listed in the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges have been halted (54.7% was the last number I found, this could be more now as companies themselves ask trading ... |
| | | | ... Kong fell 0.83 per cent, or 218.21 points, to 26,064.11. Shanghai tumbled 7.13 per cent at one point in the morning and Shenzhen slumped 6.96 per cent, with mainland markets pummelled by profit-taking and margin traders calling in their bets. Despite ... |
| | | | ... The composite index closed 5.53 per cent higher - its best daily gain in six years - adding 224.19 points to 4,277.22. Shenzhen finished up 5.53 per cent, or 224.19 points, to 4,277.22, having sunk more than six per cent earlier. WELLINGTON - The S&P/NZX ... |
| | | | ... which represents the largest and most liquid shares listed on the two stock exchanges in China's mainland, Shanghai and Shenzhen. The ETF has been launched as China transitions to a consumption-based economy and before A-shares are included in major ... |
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