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China is likely to roll out more measures to better protect investor rights at the high-profile Lujiazui Forum later this month, with focus on strengthening investor compensation in cases of interest infringement and delisting, analysts said on Wednesday.
China is likely to roll out more measures to better protect investor rights at the high-profile Lujiazui Forum later this month, with focus on strengthening investor compensation in cases of interest infringement and delisting, analysts said on Wednesday.
Chinese stocks staged a strong comeback on Monday after the May Day holidays, with major indices posting significant gains in response to robust economic indicators and booming consumption, signaling vibrant market dynamics.
Hong Kong stocks closed higher on Monday, the first trading day after China's top securities regulator on Friday revealed five measures to support the capital market in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR).
Foreign capital and international financial institutions are expanding their investment in the Chinese market following the release of better-than-expected first-quarter economic data and high-level opening-up in the financial sector. Industry analysts said that the long-term investment value of yuan-denominated assets will be more outstanding, as the continuous economic rebound and stepped-up policies will provide a stable environment for overseas investment.