Deutsche
Bank released a report and cut the GDP forecasts of China to 7.3% for
2014 and 7% for 2015, reflecting the slowdown in the growth of property
investment. Property sales remained subdued in September. In view of the
previous housing cycles, the turning point of property sales preceded
property investment by around seven months. Hence, it is expected that
the property investment in Mainland will experience a further slowdown,
at least into mid-2015.
HSI Opens Up 48 pts; HKEX Sees Continuous Support European and the U.S bourses traded in a narrow range, while Hang Seng Index slightly opened higher 48 pts or 0.2% to 23,533 this morning. Hang Seng China Enterprises Index opened up 25 pts or 0.3% to 9,981. CHINA MOBILE (00941.HK) -0.200 (-0.226%) Short selling $77.91M; Ratio 6.417% and HSBC HOLDINGS (00005.HK) -0.500 (-0.752%) Short selling $72.58M; Ratio 5.675% opened lower 0.3% and 0.5%. Shares in TENCENT (00700.HK) +1.200 (+0.588%) Short selling $155.98M; Ratio 4.780% and AIA (01299.HK) -0.300 (-0.628%) Short selling $171.73M; Ratio 14.838% ticked up 0.8% and 0.5%. The market widely anticipated the upcoming launch of "Bond Connect" and "ETF Connect", sending HKEX (00388.HK) +0.900 (+0.460%) Short selling $327.94M; Ratio 11.452% higher 0.3% to $196 after yesterday's rally of 4.7%. Chinese financial...
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