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Plans to Allow Foreign Companies to List in Shanghai Stock Exchange Underway

By China Briefing

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SHANGHAI, May 13 - Plans to allow foreign companies to list on the Shanghai Stock Exchange have already begun as well as the development of an international board. The local government has concluded an agreement with Britain that aims to improve the stock market. In a press statement of the agreement: “China agrees to allow qualified [...]

Full post as published by China Briefing Blog on May 12, 2009 (boomark / email).

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