Abstract

In 2009, China's capital market has responded in an active and timely manner to changes in economic conditions at home and abroad, as well as to adjustments to China's macro-economic policy. In 2010, it is predicted that the effects of the financial crisis and other international factors on China's capital market operations will weaken, and macro-economic policy may once again need to be regulated; domestic economic trends may thus drive the capital market into enter a new period of correction. The stock market as a whole has taken on an uptrend. As of the end of September 2009, there were 1552 bonds of different types on China's bond market, with a total face value of RMB 16.5 trillion. Looking forward to 2010, the financial crisis and other external economic factors will have a decreasing impact on China's capital market against the background of the recovery of the global economy. Keywords:China's capital market; stock market

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