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Saudi Arabia’s Capital Market Forum is set to enhance ties with China’s capital markets by venturing beyond borders to host the next edition in Hong Kong. The Capital Market Forum — CONNECT Hong Kong, set for May 9 in the port city, was announced by Khalid Al-Hussan, CEO of Saudi Tadawul Group, during a fireside chat at the Riyadh forum. The forum, designed to facilitate cross-border investments and foster collaboration, will feature a series of strategic discussions and networking platfor...

Riyad Capital, the investment arm of Riyad Bank, and

Riyad Capital, the investment arm of Riyad Bank, and

(Bloomberg) -- Chinese equities rallied as Beijing stepped up its efforts to stem a rout with a string of policy announcements including a state fund’s vow to boost stock purchases.Most Read from BloombergKing Charles Treated for Cancer in New Health Scare for MonarchyWhy NYC Apartment Buildings Are on Sale Now for 50% OffChina Tightens Some Trading Restrictions for Domestic and Offshore InvestorsEastern Europe’s Richest Woman Pivots $43 Billion Empire WestBonds Fall After ‘...

The China Securities Regulatory Commission said soon after Huijin’s announcement that it will continue to guide other long-term funds to enter the market with greater intensity, while supporting listed companies to increase repurchases.

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The Huatai-Pinebridge CSI 300, E Fund CSI 300, China AMC CSI 300, Harvest CSI 300 and China AMC SSE 50 ETF together saw 128.5 billion yuan ($17.9 billion) of inflows so far in January, more than five times the aggregate amount seen in July 2015, when the so-called “national team” jumped in to stem a rout.

A rescue operation is underway in China's equity markets with large and unusual flows into blue-chip funds suggesting a plunge by state-backed investors.It is unclear exactly who is buying, or whether their pockets are deep enough to turn around the sliding market.But analysts say the purchasing

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