China Accepts First HK Shares-Linked ETF - Wall Street Journal

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China Accepts First HK Shares-Linked ETF Wall Street Journal SHANGHAI—China's securities regulator has accepted an application to launch the country's first exchange-traded fund linked to Hong Kong-listed shares, marking another step toward further opening China's tightly-controlled capital account and offering ... China takes application for Hong Kong-linked ETFMarketWatch Chinese Author: 'My Book Was Banned In My Home Country'Huffington Post (blog) Hong Kong Stocks Fall on Greece Default Concern, Asia OutlookBusinessWeek Reuters -Economic Times all 219 news articles »

HK Shares End Lower Amid Greek-Debt Concerns - Wall Street Journal

HK Shares End Lower Amid Greek-Debt Concerns Wall Street Journal HONG KONG (Dow Jones)--Hong Kong shares ended slightly lower Tuesday as investors remain cautious amid prolonged uncertainty over Greece's debts. Shipping-related firms fell on profit taking. Officials in Greece are struggling to make headway on ... and more »

Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (Main Board) Recorded 02/07/201 - Bloomberg

Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (Main Board) Recorded 02/07/201 Bloomberg Hong Kong, 02/07/2012 (Bloomberg) - Short selling was recorded on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange for the following companies as of 00:00 today. Number Short Percent of shares selling Total of short Tkr sold short turnover turnover to ...

RPT-ASIA CREDIT UPDATE: Greece jitters halts rally - Reuters

RPT-ASIA CREDIT UPDATE: Greece jitters halts rally Reuters HONG KONG, Feb 7 (IFR) - Asian credit spreads were wider amid jitters about Greece's ability to push through reforms critical to getting the bailout funding which prompted some profit taking after the recent rally. New issues continue to be absorbed ... and more »

Freedom Investing: 2012 Review - Seeking Alpha

Freedom Investing: 2012 Review Seeking Alpha I took 14 of the developed countries with the largest investable markets and compared their current economic freedom score with their returns over the past 1, 3, 5 and 10 years. Only five of these countries are ranked in the free category: Hong Kong, ... and more »