While Hong Kong remains the leading offshore RMB (Yuan, or CNY) centre in the world, there are recent
Happy Chinese New Lunar Year of Snake! Today, 10 February 2013, is the first day of Chinese calendar in this year.
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This article is an extension to our earlier article: Financial Review 2011 Q1: Rising Inflation Concerns .
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While Asian people have still been fighting against inflationary impacts from the previous two quantitative easing
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There are more and more direct competitions ahead for Shanghai and Hong Kong
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Joyful 2013! Prior to the end of current Chinese Lunar year, we have to say it is a perfect
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iShares A50 FTSE China Index ETF (Stock Code: 2823.hk) is the most popular Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) being traded on the Hong Kong
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We, Mr China, publish our own China annual GDP (Gross Domestic Product) growth rate target as +8% in this year 2012. To help
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If you are considering to invest in Glencore, a leading Switzerland-based physically moving commodity trader, we hope you to read through th...
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Renminbi (RMB in short, or called Yuan or CNY), by definition, means "people's money" in Chinese and is actually
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Hong Kong Telecom Trust (HKT Trust stock code: 6823.hk), a spin-off telecommunications asset from the core business of PCCW
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In 2010, the Shanghai benchmark SSE Composite Index fell by -14% YoY to 2808 at the year close.
