China's equity market courts foreign attention

As the still domestically-dominated equities market of the world's most populous country continues to mature, it could now be right on the brink of huge foreign capital inflows, argues one Hong Kong-based investor.
Christina Chung | Photo: PR
Christina Chung | Photo: PR

China celebrated the New Year two days ago, but its domestic investors were already rejoicing on the 1st of January.

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