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Chinanews, Shanghai, Dec.4 – At present, the number of shareholders1 accounts in China has reached 120 million, said Wang Ou, deputy director of the Research Department under the China Securities Regulatory Commission.
He disclosed the information when attending the China Top 100 Listed Companies Forum2 held in Shanghai last Sunday. Last year, Chinese A-share market rose by 140%. The rising range ranked second in the world, only next to Vietnam. At present, the total capitalization of A-share market has reached 30 trillion yuan and its daily transaction volume has reached 200 billion yuan. China's A-share market has become one that includes the most diversified3 industrial sectors4 in the world, Wang said. He pointed5 out that the rapid development of stock market had greatly changed Chinese people's concepts in their assets management. In 2005, cash and deposits accounted for 86% of Chinese people's financial assets and stocks only accounted for 6% of their financial assets. By the middle of this year, however, stocks already accounted for 15% of Chinese people's financial assets and the proportion of cash and deposits in people's total financial assets had dropped to 71%. By November 23, this year, there had been 1,509 A-share listed companies in the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets—the number had increased by 13.9% from last year. The ratio of stock market capitalization to GDP figure had risen from 17.7% before China launched the share reform to 44% in 2006. At present, China's stock market capitalization has already exceeded the GDP figure. In light of this, Wang said Chinese stock market could now well reflect the national economic conditions.
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