Hot Money Surge Drives Up China's A Shares
Published:
2009-10-21
China added 61.8 billion US Dollar to its foreign exchange reserve in September, far exceeding the 7.7 US dollar increase in the first quarter of this year. Experts are pointing to the figure as an indication that hot money had returned to China and was behind recent surge in A shares.
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Shenzhen News
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