Mutual market access plan a key step for China

A move to allow mutual market access between stock exchanges in Hong Kong and Shanghai will narrow the valuation gap between the two.
April 07, 2014

A move to allow Hong Kong investors the ability to buy shares on the Shanghai stock exchange and vice versa is being hailed as a big step forward in the opening up of China.

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