China indices likely to shrug off Dubai debt woes

Dubai's debt problems may be sending world markets sliding, but the tumble in stocks in Shanghai and Hong Kong is not expected to extend into this week, according to financial analysts.

• New strategic move for central enterprises
• SMEs in trade sector to get boost
• CBRC clarifies misreport on its chairman's GDP growth forecast
• Ping An makes no changes in buying into SDB
• VC deals shows renewed signs of life
• Ping An to buy stake in Shenzhen Development Bank
• BOE completes 12b yuan share placement
• Chinese shares decline 1.91% on worry about IPO restart
• China's urban basic pension insurance covers 219m people
• Tourism shares rally unsustainable

• Chinese shares down 0.67% on trade data, IPO shift
• GEB office in pipeline, board likely to open in Oct
• Warburg exit leaves Huiyuan in the lurch
• CSCEC may be first to float shares
• IPO norms favor small investors
• Brokerages'commission up 37% in first five months
• China to issue 50b yuan certificate T-bonds
• Outbound funds rule tweaked
• Chinese shares rise ahead of economic data release
• GEB rules to take effect on July 1, but uncertainties remain

• Minsheng Bank readies for Hong Kong float
• Regulator rolls out norms for GEB investors
• Tsingtao to buy Shandong's Jinan Beer for 250m yuan
• China Eastern confirms merger plan with Shanghai Airlines
• Ping An, Shenzhen bank in tie-up talks
• Chinese shares gain 0.52%
• Guidelines set for resumed IPOs
• Analyst: Inflation expectations benefit stocks
• More discounts for online insurance
• Hong Kong stocks close 2.28% lower

• Chinese shares edge down 0.48% on profit-taking
• Bank card business continues to boom in China
• Chinese shares down 0.41% on profit-taking
• Chinese shares gain 1.99% to new 10-month high
• CIC likely to invest in UK
• CIC increases its stake in US bank
• ICBC may buy into Thai bank
• Shanxi plans coal futures bourse
• Chinese shares rise for 3rd day to new 10-month high
• China's direct financing volume halved in May

• Hong Kong, Shenzhen promote financial industry in New York
• Brokers' rules likely to help bigger players
• Brokerages jump on M&A bandwagon
• Regulator asks banks to keep tabs on risky loans
• Purchases of US bonds likely to continue
• Cash-strapped Gome looks for investors
• Hong Kong stocks surge 3.95%
• Chinese shares surge 3.36% to 10-month high
• 'Pivotal role' for accounting firms in improving risk controls
• 'Let more firms trade in futures'