新基金救市 股指探低回升
[ 2007-06-05 14:02 ]
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周二，滬深股市雖然雙雙低開，但因新基金的獲準發行帶來了股市反彈。大盤在擊穿了60日均線之后，便展開了快速反彈的走勢。最終上證綜指以3767.10點報收，上漲了96.70點。深成指收于12017.71點，上漲了549.25點。今日兩市成交量均比昨日小幅放大。
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investor holding a pair of chopsticks has his lunch in front of an
electronic board at the stock exchange in Shanghai June 4, 2007. China's
main stock index tumbled 8.26 ercent or 330 points on Monday to close at
3670.40, adding to big losses suffered last week after the government
hiked the share trading tax to cool speculation.
[Reuters] |
Chinese stocks rebounded in wild fluctuations on Tuesday, erasing
part of the losses incurred in the last few days since the stamp tax hike on
stock trading.
The benchmark Shanghai Composite
Index gained 2.63 percent to close at 3,767.10 points. At one point in the
morning, the index dived to as low as 3,404.15, a decrease of 21.57 percent from
the record high set on May 29.
But the index picked up gradually in the afternoon trading and managed to
finish in positive territory.
Tuesday's morning's fall followed an 8.26 percent drop in the previous
session and a 6.5 percent fall last Wednesday. The tumbles came after the
Ministry of Finance tripled the stamp
duty to 0.3 percent last Tuesday, spooking many investors into
panic selling.
In a move seen as an attempt to restore investors' confidence, the China
Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has approved four new funds that will invest in Chinese stocks,
according to an earlier report. Each of the funds would be allowed to raise as
much as $1.3 billion for investment in Chinese shares.
"The approval of new funds has sent out a clear signal," said Galaxy
Securities chief fund analyst Hu Lifeng, adding the speed at which the new funds
were issued is an effective measure to adjust capital supply in the market.
When the market is in a downturn, regulators can increase the supply of new
funds to hike capital inflow, which in turn stabilizes prices and boosts market
confidence, Hu explained.
As another move to return stability to the market, the CSRC has asked the
funds in the market not to engage in rapid buying and selling, but to stick to
the principle of value investment.
Blue chips led Tuesday
afternoon's recovery. Sinopec, Asia's largest refiner, gained 6.15 percent to
close at 14.49 yuan per share after falling its 10 percent daily limit on
Monday. Chalco, the country's biggest aluminum producer, soared 7.65 percent to
21.39 yuan.
China Life gained 2.65 percent to 34.86 yuan, while the Industrial and
Commercial Bank of China rose 1.80 percent to 5.08 yuan, followed by Bank of
China, rising 1.76 percent to 5.19 yuan.
Trading was more active than Monday. Volume in the Shanghai Stock Exchange
hit 179.21 billion yuan compared with Monday's 145.98 billion yuan, while
turnover in Shenzhen stood at 93.53 billion yuan, up from 74.36 billion yuan on
Monday.
（Agencies）
Vocabulary:
benchmark：基準匯率
stamp
duty：印花稅
Blue chips：藍籌股
new
funds：新基金
（英語點津陳蓓編輯） |
