-möglicher Faktor für weitere Instabilität am Aktienmarkt.Es gibt ein Gerücht,dass die chinesische Regiérung eine Überprüfung der Broker in China vernalassen wird,um zu sehen,ob es illegale Transactionen in B Aktien gab,die für heimische Investoren im Februar zugelassen wurden.Der Index in Baktien fiel um 6 bis 7 % Bericht von www.quamnet.com A report from the People¡¦s Bank of China (PBOC) uncover that there is estimated RMB700 billion (US$84 billion) of unregulated funds on the market. This shows that China's ambiguous regulations make illegal trading possible, possibly creating another potential source of instability for the stock market.
The market has been rumoring that PBOC will take steps to investigate mainland brokers to see if they have any illegal transactions in the B share market, which was opened to domestic investors in February 2001. The rumors dragged down the Shenzhen and Shanghai B share indices by 7% and 6% respectively.
China B shares nose-dived yesterday on rumours that Beijing is cracking down on illegal fund flows to the foreign currency market. This disease spread across the Lo Wu border and infected the already sickly China plays on the local bourse.
The Shenzhen and Shanghai B share indices respectively lost 7% and 6% to 302 and 195. Following in their comrades' footsteps, the H Share and Red Chip Indices respectively dropped 11 points, or 2.5%, to 445 and 8 points, or 0.8% to 1,049.
The Shanghai A-share Index rose 7.4 points to 2,244 while Shenzhen A-share Index rose 1 point to 672
Gewinner:
0384 EBiz.hk.com (+103.6%) HK$0.45
1169 CCT Multimedia (+65.6%) HK$0.53
1050 Karrie Int'l (+53.3%) HK$0.46
0285 Heshun Holdings (+28.6%) HK$0.54
0265 South China Holdings (+25.6%) HK$2.45
The market has been rumoring that PBOC will take steps to investigate mainland brokers to see if they have any illegal transactions in the B share market, which was opened to domestic investors in February 2001. The rumors dragged down the Shenzhen and Shanghai B share indices by 7% and 6% respectively.
China B shares nose-dived yesterday on rumours that Beijing is cracking down on illegal fund flows to the foreign currency market. This disease spread across the Lo Wu border and infected the already sickly China plays on the local bourse.
The Shenzhen and Shanghai B share indices respectively lost 7% and 6% to 302 and 195. Following in their comrades' footsteps, the H Share and Red Chip Indices respectively dropped 11 points, or 2.5%, to 445 and 8 points, or 0.8% to 1,049.
The Shanghai A-share Index rose 7.4 points to 2,244 while Shenzhen A-share Index rose 1 point to 672
Gewinner:
0384 EBiz.hk.com (+103.6%) HK$0.45
1169 CCT Multimedia (+65.6%) HK$0.53
1050 Karrie Int'l (+53.3%) HK$0.46
0285 Heshun Holdings (+28.6%) HK$0.54
0265 South China Holdings (+25.6%) HK$2.45
