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China may allow bond trading through Shanghai-HK link

Published Wed, Jan 21, 2015 · 09:50 PM

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CHINA is considering allowing international investors to buy bonds and exchange-traded funds through the link between the Hong Kong and Shanghai bourses.

"We can offer more diversified products," Huang Hongyuan, president of the Shanghai Stock Exchange, said at a presentation in Hong Kong on Jan 20. "Perhaps we can move to ETFs or bonds; we can perfect further transaction arrangements."

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