As China rises, sinking stocks spark middle-class protests

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China's two stock exchanges are reporting poor performance and investors are protesting heavy losses. Corruption is rife, companies rely on political connections to become listed and regulators are not able to prevent insider trading or poor disclosure.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Security brokers and dealers, Economic aspects, Demonstrations and protests, Demonstrations, Industry forecasts

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Media rebut China share rumors

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China is not planning to permit trading of government-owned share-market capital in the near future, according to media reports. The Chinese government owns about 70% of share market capital in the country.

Government securities

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New wave to hit China's market

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A new round of stock market listings is about to be carried out in China. However, critics assert that upcoming initial public offerings will not change China's checkered record on corporate governance.

Securities issued, listed, Going public (Securities), Initial public offerings, Company securities, Company public offering, Stock markets, Stock market

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