China stock market

Insights from Jay Ritter.

China’s third stock exchange is geared toward financing start-ups, but it is unlikely to prevent overseas listings.  

After a tumultuous third quarter, Asian markets appear to be embarking on recovery following fears of an Evergrande default.

China says the new bourse will invigorate Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs). Some observers argue it forms part of a plan to bring firms listed abroad back to China.

Even as China’s IPO market booms, more and more firms are looking overseas – especially to the U.S.

Coming as part of a sea change in Trump's rhetoric toward China, this could be the start of a larger strategy.

Markets shot up as prospects for a U.S.-China trade deal grow.

Robert Mann discusses the outlook for China’s economy in 2019.

Chinese financial authorities insist China is capable of “winning big battles” and “tackling external risks.”

The long-coveted inclusion of Chinese stocks will bring increased investment from overseas. Will it also spark reforms?

Despite a surprise credit downgrade, investors remain bullish on China's stock market.