China s reopening from pandemic restrictions could drive global growth beyond expectations and help avoid a broader recession even as some of the world s largest economies struggle to overcome a.
World Economic Forum speakers at Davos expressed optimism for short-term global economic growth in the wake of China's reopening following the easing of strict "zero COVID" measures.
Chinese Vice Premier Liu He on Tuesday offered a comprehensive view on China s economy and its development strategies during a speech at the World Economic Forum s (WEF) annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, expressing confidence in an overall improvement of China s economy in 2023 and reiterating China s determination in promoting an all-round opening-up and multilateral cooperation.
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<li class="spanHeading"><span>Eligible shares of international companies that are primary-listed in Hong Kong to be included in Southbound trading</span></li>
<li class="spanHeading"><span>Scope of eligible stocks for Southbound trading under Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect will be expanded to align with Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect</span></li>
<li class="spanHeading"><span>Constituent stocks of the SSE A Share Index and the SZSE Composite Index that meet certain requirements such as liquidity and market capitalisation criteria will be eligible for Northbound trading</span></li>
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<li class="spanHeading"><span>Over 300 representatives from business and not-for-profit and social sectors attend HKEX’s Inaugural Impact Summit</span></li>
<li class="spanHeading"><span>Corporate philanthropy, stakeholder capitalism and collaboration models among key themes of discussion</span></li>
<li class="spanHeading"><span>HKEX announced 28 projects will be funded by the HKEX Charity Partnership Programme and the HKEX Impact Funding Scheme in 2022</span></li>
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