China plans to kickstart the long-awaited stock connect scheme between Hong Kong and Shenzhen in 2016, the country’s premier Li Keqiang revealed today at the country’s annual parliamentary National People’s Congress. This will expand on the current trading link between Hong Kong and Shanghai that kicked off in November 2014 to great fanfare. Sentiment however, has soured since Chinese equities market…
Shenzhen-HK Stock Connect could start this year, says China premier
16 March 2016
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