Chinese interest in stocks, realty climbs
By Wang Yanlin |
February 6, 2013, Wednesday
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AN improvement in the investment environment has stoked renewed interest among Chinese households to buy stocks and real estate assets last month, according to a survey yesterday.
The China Wealth Index, compiled by the Bank of Communications to gauge sentiment among 1,910 Chinese households in major cities, rose to 129 in January from 117 in November and 113 in September. A reading above 100 means optimism.
The component indices revealed that people's willingness to buy non-fixed assets rose to a six-month high of 127 in January from 114 two months earlier, and 20 percent of the respondents wanted to invest more in the stock market, up from 8 percent in November.
The sub-index measuring people's sentiment in buying properties expanded to 111, up from 107 in November and was at the strongest level in two years.
"Both stock and real estate markets in China performed strongly in recent months, boosting people's confidence and enthusiasm in investing," said Lian Ping, chief economist at BoCom.
The Shanghai Composite Index ended a two-year losing run when it gained nearly 20 percent in the past two months to above 2,400.
Although curbs still remain, property transactions have surged 90.3 percent from a year earlier amid a mild economic recovery.
Sales for China Vanke, a real estate giant, swelled 56 percent from a year earlier in January. The average price of housing also increased 15 percent.
The China Wealth Index, compiled by the Bank of Communications to gauge sentiment among 1,910 Chinese households in major cities, rose to 129 in January from 117 in November and 113 in September. A reading above 100 means optimism.
The component indices revealed that people's willingness to buy non-fixed assets rose to a six-month high of 127 in January from 114 two months earlier, and 20 percent of the respondents wanted to invest more in the stock market, up from 8 percent in November.
The sub-index measuring people's sentiment in buying properties expanded to 111, up from 107 in November and was at the strongest level in two years.
"Both stock and real estate markets in China performed strongly in recent months, boosting people's confidence and enthusiasm in investing," said Lian Ping, chief economist at BoCom.
The Shanghai Composite Index ended a two-year losing run when it gained nearly 20 percent in the past two months to above 2,400.
Although curbs still remain, property transactions have surged 90.3 percent from a year earlier amid a mild economic recovery.
Sales for China Vanke, a real estate giant, swelled 56 percent from a year earlier in January. The average price of housing also increased 15 percent.
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