Although the Shanghai Hong Kong mutual stock connect has been postponed, it is still the number one topic in the market. Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s (BAML) analysts have suggested that a lack of short-selling opportunities in China and Hong Kong is playing into the hands of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) providers as these products can serve as a hedging tool in the Shanghai Hong Kong mutual stock connect. Despite the delay in the long-awaited scheme to allow cross-trading between Hong Kong

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