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China's home price inflation may be steeper than official data suggest, with a near quadrupling of home sales in the capital last week after the government unveiled tax plans to curb speculation.
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HONG KONG, Dec 6- Chinese shares slipped on Thursday, flattening gains in Hong Kong, as alcohol producers came under renewed pressure over contamination fears. The China Enterprises Index of the top Chinese listings in Hong Kong crept up 0.1 percent.
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Asian shares hit a 16-month high on Wednesday, led by surging Chinese equities on hopes for stable growth, but concerns over whether U.S. lawmakers can break a budget impasse before year-end to avert a possible economic slump kept optimism in check.
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*Ping An Insurance jumps after HSBC finalizes stake sale. HONG KONG, Dec 5- Chinese shares had their best day in three months on Wednesday, lifting Hong Kong to its highest since August 2011 after comments by the new head of the Communist Party about the government's economic priorities boosted optimism.
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*Ping An Insurance jumps after HSBC finalizes stake sale. HONG KONG, Dec 5- Onshore China shares jumped on Wednesday, boosting stocks in Hong Kong, as investors cheered comments from new Communist Party chief Xi Jinping that buoyed hopes for an economic recovery.
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HONG KONG, Dec 3- Hong Kong shares were weaker in thin trading on Monday, pulled down by losses in mainland stocks after the Hang Seng Index briefly tested 2012 intra-day highs. The China Enterprises Index of the top Chinese listings in Hong Kong ended down 1.5 percent at 10,458.9.
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HONG KONG, Dec 3- Hong Kong shares could start December testing 2012 highs on Monday, helped by official data showing headline manufacturing activity in China rose to a 7- month high of 50.6 in November from 50.2 in October.
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*China property, infrastructure strong after VP's urbanization comments. *Hong Kong stretches outperformance over A-shares into 6th mth.
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*China property, infrastructure strong after VP's urbanization comments. *Hong Kong stretches outperformance over A-shares into 6th mth.
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HONG KONG, Nov 30- Mainland Chinese shares were set for their first gain this week on Friday, joining Hong Kong by advancing ahead of data due over the weekend expected to show that China's factory activity expanded at its fastest pace in seven months in November.
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HONG KONG, Nov 29- Hong Kong shares posted their first gain in four days on Thursday after a prominent U.S. lawmaker raised hopes of a deal to resolve the U.S. fiscal policy standoff, though turnover remained weak, pointing to fragile confidence in the market.
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*China banks, property, Tencent lead HK rebound. HONG KONG, Nov 29- Hong Kong and China shares rose for the first time in four days on Thursday, after a prominent U.S. lawmaker raised hopes of a deal to resolve the U.S. fiscal policy standoff, but turnover was weak, pointing fragile confidence in the market.
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HONG KONG, Nov 1- Hong Kong shares closed at a new 2012 closing high on Thursday, boosted by gains in mainland Chinese markets which advanced on hopes that some city governments were easing restrictions on property purchases. The China Enterprises Index of the top Chinese listings in Hong Kong ended up 1.1 percent.
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HONG KONG, Nov 1- Mainland Chinese shares lifted Hong Kong markets with their best daily performance in nearly a month on Thursday, boosted by stronger Chinese economic data and a report that more city governments were easing restrictions on the real estate sector. The China Enterprises Index of the top Chinese listings in Hong Kong rose 0.8 percent.
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HONG KONG, Oct 30- Hong Kong shares sank to their lowest in almost two weeks on Tuesday, with most local developers slipping further in the wake of fresh curbs on real estate purchases in the territory. Investors also took profits on Chinese banks, recent outperformers after strong third-quarter earnings from three of China's ``Big Four'' banks.
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Du Jinsong, Head of Asia Property Research, Credit Suisse says the central government in China has been clamping down on the property sector but this is not the case at the local level. He gives his top pick for the real estate market.
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Fears of a collapse in China’s property market have sent shares of mainland developers and the MSCI China Property Index tumbling in recent weeks. However, Daiwa Capital Markets says the stocks have been oversold and is optimistic the mainland property market is headed for a soft landing.
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Hedge funds and local investors have been getting increasingly pessimistic about Greater China stocks, with the short interest on the Hang Seng Index now near a one year high. But The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) is taking a contrarian view, saying it believes the MSCI-China Index could see a 40-80 percent upside through 2012.
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I’ve detailed in this space how Monday morning is often replete with news of multibillion-dollar takeover deals. This makes perfect sense, because the weekend provides a quiet few days to hammer out details behind closed doors. But we’ve had to put the alliterative “Merger Monday” moniker on hold, while deals moved to other days of the week: I’m not sure there have been too many Wednesdays with as many deals as we saw today...
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People's United Financial said on Wednesday that it would buy Chittenden Corp. for $1.9 billion in cash and stock, combining one of Connecticut's largest banks with one of Vermont's largest.