‘Invest in China’: Regulators vow to deepen market reforms to draw investors
Chinese regulators lay out plans to accelerate the opening up of the country’s financial market
06 September 2020 - 11:16
Chinese regulators vowed to accelerate the opening up of its capital markets and deepen reforms to attract more foreign investors.
The regulator will expand the scope of investments allowed in the stock connect program link with Hong Kong, and allow foreign investors to trade more commodities futures products, China securities regulatory commission vice chairman Fang Xinghai said at the China International Financial Annual Forum 2020 on Sunday in Beijing...
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