Zhou Ailin

1 week ago | yicaiglobal.com | Zhou Ailin

(Yicai) May 29 -- Hong Kong’s capital markets are showing signs of recovery, driven by stock revaluations and major listings such as that of Contemporary Amperex Technology, which are drawing foreign investors back to the global financial hub. Last year was a bull market for Hong Kong consumer stocks, but this year, technology stocks are beginning to take the lead, David Lau, co-head of China investment banking at JPMorgan Chase, said in an exclusive interview with Yicai.

2 weeks ago | yicaiglobal.com | Zhou Ailin

(Yicai) May 21 -- The size of China’s wealth management product sector has continued to increase this month after achieving a new record in April, as funds kept flowing into WMPs from deposits on expectations of deposit interest rate cuts. China’s WMP market returned to a historical high of CNY31.1 trillion (USD4.31 trillion) at the end of April and continued to expand this month, reaching CNY31.28 trillion on May 20, according to data from Pystandard.

2 weeks ago | yicaiglobal.com | Zhou Ailin

Market Participants Are Cautious About Chinese Yuan Despite Catch-Up Rally Against US Dollar audio is not supported! Market Participants Are Cautious About Chinese Yuan Despite Catch-Up Rally Against US Dollar (Yicai) May 19 -- Exporters and financial institutions remain cautious about the Chinese yuan despite it appreciating against the US dollar, even when the US Dollar Index entered an upward cycle. The US Dollar Index declined 9.4 percent from January to April 21, the lowest this year.

3 weeks ago | yicaiglobal.com | Zhou Ailin

(Yicai) May 16 -- The yields of Chinese short-term bonds will drop due to policy impacts, making them the preferred choice for institutions, with long-term government bond yields expected to stay volatile, according to an expert.

3 weeks ago | yicaiglobal.com | Zhou Ailin

(Yicai) May 13 -- The outcome of the trade talks between China and the United States far exceeded expectations, which is expected to boost investors’ confidence in Chinese assets, according to analysts from foreign financial institutions.