China Vanke News
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Chinese stocks rallied, capping the longest streak of weekly gains in four months, on speculation the government will accelerate economic reforms.
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China’s stocks rose the most in two weeks, led by property developers and financial companies, after the benchmark index traded at its biggest discount to global markets in more than three years.
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Emerging stocks rose for the first time in four days, led by consumer companies. The Borsa Istanbul National 100 index climbed to a record, while Chinese shares declined the most in three weeks on property concerns.
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China’s stocks fell the most in three weeks after JPMorgan Chase & Co. cut its growth outlook for the nation’s economy and concern grew the government is introducing more property restrictions to limit gains in housing prices.
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China Vanke Co., Poly Real Estate Co. and Gemdale Corp. led declines by shares of property developers on concerns that China’s economy is slowing and that authorities may introduce new curbs to rein in home prices.
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China’s stocks fell as economic reports overshadowed speculation the government will postpone the resumption of initial public offerings. A gauge of consumer- discretionary stocks dropped the most in two weeks.
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The last time Chinese stocks were this cheap relative to bonds, the Shanghai Composite Index rallied 18 percent within two months. The prospect of history repeating itself is luring some fund managers back to equities.
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China’s home sales transaction value fell 13 percent in April from the previous month as the government’s new property curbs started to take effect.
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China’s stocks rose, capping a second week of gains for the benchmark index, as property companies climbed after Gemdale Corp. reported higher sales and Aluminum Corp. of China Ltd. announced an asset-sale plan.
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China’s property sales and prices growth will slow, while the market’s outlook is stable after the government issued property curbs, said Moody’s Investors Service.
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