“Reuters” quoted news reports in the evening that Kaisa Chairman Guo Yingcheng agreed to the Shenzhen government’s request to propose a plan within this month to reimburse the investors of its wealth management products; if Kaisa fails to do so, one of the circumstances may be The Shenzhen government confiscated the group’s assets and gradually took over the company.
Kaisa closed at 0.81 yuan today, with no gains or losses.
Other reports
Gome Retail: Fully repaid RMB 3 billion of domestic bonds
Sunac last year’s contracted sales of nearly 600 billion yuan increased by 4% year-on-year
Sunny’s annual mobile phone lens and car lens shipments fell short of expected growth
China Insurance Regulatory Bureau: It was learned last Friday that Taiga’s surrender acknowledgement could be better prepared
[There is a film: Taobao map]Jingdong is now the star of the dawn and the RSI is running away from the bottom
People’s Bank of China: Support banks and payment institutions to provide cross-border RMB settlement under current accounts
Gamestop has reportedly entered the NFT and crypto markets again
R&F’s sales of RMB 8.03 billion last month plummeted by more than 60% year-on-year
Huazhi sold Evergrande shares last year with a loss of 7.87 billion
GG issued a profit warning that last year’s net profit fell by up to 90% year-on-year
SAFE: At the end of last year, the scale of foreign exchange reserves reached US$3.25 trillion and remained flat on a monthly basis
The three major indexes rose for two consecutive days, the Hang Seng Index rose 420 points for three consecutive weeks, the longest in nearly three months
China Insurance Regulatory Commission: Suspected that Taijia Investment and Capital Allocation Violated the Request to Entrust Deloitte to Take Over
Taiga was reportedly involved in “blatantly” violation of instructing the Securities Regulatory Commission and the Insurance Regulatory Commission to obtain new evidence
Bloomberg: The People’s Bank of China instructs and encourages banks to increase their loans to developers in the first quarter
