Express News | gtja, haitong sec: Major asset restructuring approved by Shanghai State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission.
The 10 trillion debt-to-equity swap is here! A-shares are expected to strengthen, these sectors may benefit.
On November 8th, the 12th meeting of the 14th National People's Congress Standing Committee (hereinafter referred to as the "meeting") concluded. The meeting reviewed and approved the most significant debt-to-equity swap measures in recent years, attracting high market attention.
Unafraid of the disturbance of the US election! Hong Kong stocks have started a strong rebound mode, with consumer and financial stocks taking the lead. Which other sectors are expected to rise?
UBS Group stated that the valuation of Chinese stocks is already at a relatively low level. In the case of Trump's victory, the Chinese government may actively increase policy stimulus.
Pan Gongsheng: steadily promoting the opening up of the financial services industry and financial market systems, expanding the interconnection of domestic and foreign financial markets.
①The fundamentals of the Chinese economy, the broad market, strong economic resilience, and great potential have not changed; ② Continue to adhere to the supportive mmf policy, strengthen communication with the market, and constantly improve the quality and effectiveness of financial services.
Shanghai releases! Agree to the merger and reorganization of gtja and haitong sec.
Today, the Shanghai Municipal People's Government announced their approval of the merger and reorganization of gtja Securities Co., Ltd. and haitong sec Co., Ltd.
A quick overview: Hong Kong stock market bullish and bearish stock list for October is out! Good performance, china-affiliated brokerage stocks continue to party, haitong sec soars 79%; positive restructuring news boosts chongqing iron with a 45% surge.
The Hang Seng Tech Index has experienced a significant drop this month, with a cumulative decline of over 5%; the Hang Seng Index and the A-share Index have fallen by 3.86% and 3.27% respectively.