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Investors in A-share market see high average stock earnings
The average stock earnings by investors in the A-share market stood at some 140 thousand yuan in the first four months of 2015.
According to statistics from stock information service the Hithink RoyalFlush Information Network, 99.5% percent of the stocks on the two bourses have gone up in this period.
Among some 2500 stocks listed on the A-share market, only 14 of them stand a loss.
Shanghai investors are enjoying the biggest chunk of change, with average earnings standing at some 156 thousand yuan per person in the first four months of 2015.
Investors in Beijing rank in second place, with average earnings of some 80 thousand yuan.
Lock-up shares worth 58.1 bln yuan eligible for trade
Some more good news for investors, the latest batch of lock-up shares worth 58 billion yuan, that is some 9.5 billion U.S. dollars, will become tradable on China&`&s stock market this week.
According to Southwest Securities a total of 3.5 billion new shares from 26 companies will hit the Shanghai and Shenzhen bourses.
Under market rules, major shareholders of non-tradable stocks are subject to one or two years of lock-up before they are permitted to trade.
The value of this round of lock-up shares almost tripled from last week.
Among these stocks, Guanghui Energy unlocked shares worth around 24 billion yuan on Monday.
GEM, or Green Eco-Manufacturer, will unlock 189 million shares on the Shenzhen stock exchange on Friday, the biggest amount this round.
China to launch first stock index options soon
The China Financial Futures Exchange will soon launch the country&`&s first-ever stock index options.
Media reports say this move will give investors more hedging tools as the government steps up financial market reforms.
Stock index options will be the third product to be launched by the China Financial Futures Exchange.
Set up in 2006, the exchange trades stock index futures and government bond futures, and aims to develop China&`&s financial derivatives markets.
Expert on the Expansion of the VAT Pilot Program in China
It&`&s being reported the Chinese government may be poised to completely replace this country&`&s business tax with a value-added tax.
The expansion is included in the guidelines for reform priorities this year drafted by China&`&s top economic regulator.
New plans recently released by the Chinese government include using the VAT in the construction, real estate, finance and the services sectors.
The Chinese government began replacing the business tax with a value-added tax in Shanghai back in 2012.
For more on the expansion of the VAT, CRI&`&s Paul James spoke with Mike Bastin, director of China Business Center based in London.
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That was Mike Bastin, director of the China Business Center based in London speaking with CRI&`&s Paul James.
China invites private investors to help build $318 billiion of infrastructure projects
China&`&s macroeconomic regulator on Monday released a list of more than one-thousand proposed infrastructure projects, and invited private investors to help fund, build and operate these projects.
These projects totaling nearly 2 trillion yuan, or some $318 billion US dollars, are in sectors such as transport, water conservancy and public services.
The National Development and Reform Commission said the projects will be done as public-private partnerships.
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