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China drafts rules on tighter stock trading, listing regulations

SHANGHAI (Reuters) -China's securities regulator issued draft rules on Friday to strengthen the supervision of company listings, delistings and computer-driven programme trading, in a move to improve the stock market and protect investors' interests. The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) will raise the bar for initial public offerings (IPOs), force unqualified companies to delist, and strengthen the oversight of high-frequency trading, according to draft rules put out for public opinion.

Reuters 15 days ago

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China's Q1 GDP growth set to slow to 4.6%, keeps pressure for more stimulus- Reuters poll

China's economy likely grew 4.6% in the first quarter from a year earlier - the slowest in a year despite tentative signs of steadying, a Reuters poll showed on Thursday, maintaining pressure on policymakers to unveil more stimulus measures. Gross domestic product (GDP) in the world's second-biggest economy is also expected to grow at a subdued 4.6% pace in 2024 year-on-year, according to the median forecast of 86 economists polled by Reuters, falling short of the official target of around 5.0%. Analysts expected growth to pick up to 5.0% in the second quarter, but policymakers have their work cut out in trying to shore up confidence and demand.

Reuters 16 days ago

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Old Xi Jinping speech sparks China monetary easing speculation

A sentence from a months-old speech by Chinese President Xi Jinping has sparked speculation the central bank might start aggressively buying government bonds to support the economy, a stimulus measure China has long shunned. But most analysts say the People's Bank of China (PBOC) will stick with traditional tools rather than resorting to massive liquidity injections through "quantitative easing" (QE), as some major economies such as Japan and the United States have done. Market expectations remain high for more stimulus to boost the world's second-largest economy, which is showing tentative signs of momentum despite a long-running debt crisis in the property sector, which used to account for a quarter of China's gross domestic product.

Reuters 29 days ago

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China central bank has room to cut bank reserves ratio further, deputy governor says

The deputy governor of China's central bank said on Thursday there is ample monetary policy room to deliver further cuts to banks' reserve requirement ratio (RRR), underlining market expectations for more easing measures to bolster the economy. The world's second-biggest economy started the year on a solid footing, offering some relief to policymakers as they try to shore up confidence and growth amid persistent weakness in the property sector. "China's monetary policy has ample room and rich policy tool reserves, and there is still room for cutting the RRR," Xuan Changneng, deputy governor of the People's Bank of China (PBOC), told a press conference in Beijing.

Reuters last month

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China seen leaving benchmark lending rates unchanged in March

China is widely expected to leave benchmark lending rates unchanged on Wednesday, a Reuters survey showed, as the central bank kept a key policy rate steady last week at a time when the broad economy is starting to show some signs of improvement. The loan prime rate (LPR) normally charged to banks' best clients is calculated each month after 20 designated commercial banks submit proposed rates to the People's Bank of China (PBOC). Most new and outstanding loans in the world's second-largest economy are based on the one-year LPR, which stands at 3.45%.

Reuters last month

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China's 'quant' funds conform as regulators crack down after crash

China's computer-driven "quant" hedge funds are beefing up risk management and retooling their portfolios to conform to the state's definitions of fair play, as regulators clamp down on the $260 billion sector to revive retail investor confidence. Hedge fund Leon Capital said it will monitor liquidity risks more closely, JoinQuant has reduced its exposure to small-capital stocks, Lingjun Investment has committed to a "bullish stance" on Chinese equities and Siyuan Quant said it would invest in hi-tech companies to "service national strategy". The crackdown on funds using statistical models and computer algorithms to make trading decisions follows a February market crash dubbed China's "quant quake", reminiscent of a machine-driven 2007 Wall Street selloff that preceded the global financial crisis.

Reuters last month

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West scrambles for ‘insurance policy’ as China raids Earth’s raw materials

The opening of America’s first cobalt mine for decades, marked with pomp and a ribbon-cutting ceremony, was supposed to be a step towards better energy security.

The Telegraph last month

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China expected to take gradual approach to prop up economy further, say analysts

China is likely to persist with a gradual approach to stimulating its economy even as recent moves by its policymakers are unlikely to revive sentiment without further supply-side reforms and aggressive easing measures, market watchers said. Earlier this week, China announced its biggest ever reduction in the benchmark mortgage rate - a move that left markets feeling underwhelmed. Howe Chung Wan, head of Asia fixed income at Principal Asset Management, anticipates a more gradual approach from Chinese policymakers, he told the Reuters Global Markets Forum (GMF).

Reuters 2 months ago

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China's consumer prices suffer biggest fall since 2009 as deflation risks stalk economy

BEIJING(Reuters) -China's consumer prices fell at their steepest pace in more than 14 years in January while producer prices also dropped, ramping up pressure on policymakers to do more to revive an economy low on confidence and facing deflationary risks. The consumer price index (CPI) fell 0.8% in January from a year earlier, after a 0.3% drop in December, data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) showed on Thursday. The CPI rose 0.3% month-on-month from a 0.1% uptick the previous month.

Reuters 2 months ago

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China jettisons securities watchdog head as Beijing battles turmoil

BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) -China has ousted the head of its securities watchdog, the official Xinhua news agency said, replacing him with a veteran regulator with a reputation for tough action as policymakers struggle to stabilise the country's stock markets. The cabinet has replaced Yi Huiman as chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) with Wu Qing, who has led the Shanghai Stock Exchange and served as a key deputy in Shanghai's municipal government, Xinhua said on Wednesday.

Reuters 2 months ago

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China regulator announces more curbs on short-selling

BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) -China's securities regulator said on Tuesday it would suspend brokerages from borrowing shares for lending and cap the size of the so-called securities re-lending business, as part of further efforts to curb short-selling. The watchdog will also ban securities lending to investors who sell stocks on the same day of purchase, and vowed to crack down on illegal arbitrage using short-selling. The fresh measures came a day after the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) vowed "zero tolerance" against malicious short sellers, warning those who dare flaunt the law will "lose their shirts and rot in jail".

Reuters 2 months ago

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Decline in China's property sector may be slowing, no recovery yet

BEIJING (Reuters) -China's new home prices rose at the fastest monthly pace in nearly 2-1/2 years and government land sales ended a 23-month slump, according to recent government data and a survey, indicating the rate of decline in the embattled property sector may be slowing down. The figures come a few days after a Hong Kong court ordered the liquidation of China's most debt-laden developer, China Evergrande more than two years after its default brought a years-long property boom to a shuddering halt. Average prices across 100 cities grew for a fifth consecutive month in January with a month-on-month gain of 0.15%, outpacing the 0.10% increase in December, according to a survey by Chinese real estate research firm China Index Academy.

Reuters 2 months ago

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China's factory activity expands on export order boost - Caixin PMI

The positive outturn, however, contrasted with an official survey on the previous day showing manufacturing activity contracted again last month due to persistently weak demand. "Quicker logistics, increased procurement, and rising inventories reflected improved business confidence," said Wang Zhe, senior economist at Caixin Insight Group. However, he noted that employment remained in contraction, price levels were subdued and "deflationary pressures persisted."

Reuters 2 months ago

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Oil drops as China demand concerns counter supply jitters

NEW YORK (Reuters) -Oil prices fell more than a dollar a barrel on Monday as China's ailing property sector sparked demand worries, causing traders to reassess the supply risk premium from escalating tensions in the Middle East. Both contracts settled lower for the first time in four sessions as attention shifted to demand concerns in China, where a real estate crisis deepened with a Hong Kong court ordering the liquidation of property giant China Evergrande Group. "The situation in China is the biggest headwind to the whole market, that is why the market keeps backing off from the war risk premium," said John Kilduff, partner at Again Capital LLC.

Reuters 2 months ago

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Xi curbs short selling after Chinese market plunges

China has announced a crackdown on short sellers as Xi Jinping scrambles to halt a stock market rout.

The Telegraph 2 months ago

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Xi plots emergency intervention to shore up China’s crumbling stock market

Xi Jinping is weighing an emergency intervention to shore up China’s stock market after it slumped to a five-year low.

The Telegraph 3 months ago

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China keeps benchmark lending rates steady amid pressure on yuan

SHANGHAI/SINGAPORE (Reuters) -China kept benchmark lending rates unchanged at their monthly fixing on Monday, matching expectations with Beijing seen as having limited scope for monetary easing amid downward pressure on the yuan. The decision came after the People's Bank of China (PBOC) surprised markets last week by holding its medium-term lending facility rate steady. The central bank has stood pat despite recent data underscoring the uneven nature of China's economic recovery and deflationary pressures pushing up real borrowing costs.

Reuters 3 months ago

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China's economy faces growing deflationary pressures as prices extend fall

BEIJING (Reuters) -China's consumer prices declined for a third month in December while factory-gate prices extended their prolonged slide, highlighting persistent deflationary pressures in an economy struggling to mount a solid recovery. The consumer price index (CPI) shed 0.3% in December from a year earlier, and was up 0.1% month-on-month, data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) showed on Friday. Economists polled by Reuters forecast a 0.4% fall in consumer prices year-on-year and a 0.2% gain month-on-month.

Reuters 3 months ago

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Analysis-China's policy dilemma: is boosting credit deflationary?

China's central bank faces a major hurdle in quelling the threat of deflation: more credit is flowing to productive forces than into consumption, exposing structural flaws in the economy and reducing the effectiveness of its monetary policy tools. The People's Bank of China (PBOC) is under pressure to cut interest rates as falling prices raise real borrowing costs for private businesses and households, curbing investment, hiring and consumer spending.

Reuters 3 months ago

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China's state-owned developers dominate sales, land markets in 2023 - surveys

China's property market continued to consolidate in 2023 with state-affiliated firms dominating the home sales and land acquisition market, private surveys showed, as more private firms got embroiled in the sector's deepening debt crisis. The top six home sellers last year were all state-owned or state-backed developers, with Poly Developments, China Vanke and China Overseas Land & Investment topping the league table, according to real estate research firm China Index Academy. China's largest private developer Country Garden, which defaulted on its $11 billion dollar bonds in October, slipped to No.7 from No.1 in 2022, as its sales dropped 53% to 220 billion yuan ($30.9 billion).

Reuters 3 months ago

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Performance Overview

Return	CHHL	S&P 500
YTD	-99.50%	+6.92%
1-Year	-99.50%	+25.26%
3-Year	-99.96%	+22.00%

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China Holdings, Inc. (CHHL)

China drafts rules on tighter stock trading, listing regulations

China's Q1 GDP growth set to slow to 4.6%, keeps pressure for more stimulus- Reuters poll

Old Xi Jinping speech sparks China monetary easing speculation

China central bank has room to cut bank reserves ratio further, deputy governor says

China seen leaving benchmark lending rates unchanged in March

China's 'quant' funds conform as regulators crack down after crash

West scrambles for ‘insurance policy’ as China raids Earth’s raw materials

China expected to take gradual approach to prop up economy further, say analysts

China's consumer prices suffer biggest fall since 2009 as deflation risks stalk economy

China jettisons securities watchdog head as Beijing battles turmoil

China regulator announces more curbs on short-selling

Decline in China's property sector may be slowing, no recovery yet

China's factory activity expands on export order boost - Caixin PMI

Oil drops as China demand concerns counter supply jitters

Xi curbs short selling after Chinese market plunges

Xi plots emergency intervention to shore up China’s crumbling stock market

China keeps benchmark lending rates steady amid pressure on yuan

China's economy faces growing deflationary pressures as prices extend fall

Analysis-China's policy dilemma: is boosting credit deflationary?

China's state-owned developers dominate sales, land markets in 2023 - surveys

Performance Overview