The deadlock in negotiation has highlighted problems in aligning the interests of the two groups in a highly regulated market.

Shares rose because the notice promises measures to develop a more stable capital market and resolve some of the problems faced by struggling firms.

One after the other, they reported everything was safe and sound. I was ecstatic.

Capital is tight at the end of the year.

As the A-share door opens for overseas investors, the existence of B shares appears to be unnecessary.

There are rumors that the central bank has injected capital into selective brokerages and let them buy stocks, as current valuations of most blue chips are obviously too low.

The abolishment could lead to a rise in coal prices immediately. Furthermore, increases may also arise in power tariff as a result of the country's price pass-through system.

The stock has dropped over the last five to six years from over 30 yuan and now it's time to rebound with the good news.