China and Hong Kong Experience Surge in Shares

Chinese government looking to implement changes to its policies which would positively reverberate throughout the rest of the economy.



Gambling news reports that China and Hong Kong shares have jumped more than 1 percent on Wednesday, which represents a second day in a row that stocks have risen. This has mainly been the result of high anticipation that the Chinese government will introduce better policies that are pertaining to the economy.



It has been reported that mainland equities attribute the success to transportation stocks for their leading gains. The Shanghai Composite Index (SHCOMP) went up a total of 1.4 percent at midday which is the biggest rise in two weeks, 2,370.1 points. The CSI300 that contains the best share listing from Shanghai and Shenzhen went up 1.2 percent.

Analysts overjoyed with recent results

The Hang Seng Index of Hong Kong grew 1.4 percent to an overall 23,839.22 points, the biggest jump in over a month. On the other hand mobile casinos report that China Enterprises Index (the biggest Chinese listing in Hong Kong) surged the most with 1.8 percent, a figure that was met with great joy from many industry analysts.



Zhang Yanbin, as analyst from Zheshang Securities in Shanghai, stated that markets in China are “back on an uptrend track after consolidating the precious gains.” He also noted how the imminent policy changes from the government are going to play a role in shaping the future of the markets. “The market is betting on further policy support from the government.”