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BEIJING, Feb. 14 (Xinhuanet) -- The opening of China's lunar dog year seems to bring more hope for China's share traders, as the number of new traders of shares took a continuous leap in China's A share market from the b
eginning of
2006.
The increase follows the successive rise of China's shares in the new year.
"As a confidence index of share market, the number of new share traders
grows in a striking manner in the opening of the year," China Securities
Balancing Corporation said.
A great number of share traders started flocking into the A share market
after the China's shares continued their impressive rise in the first three
consecutive days of this year from January4 to 6.
On January 9, 5,275 new share traders registered in the market,doubling
that in December last year, according to the corporation.
The number continued to fly after the share trading started in China's
lunar dog year.
Last Monday, the Composite Stock Index on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, which
comprises yuan-denominated A shares and foreign-currency B shares, was up to
about 30 points on its first trading day after the week-long holiday for China's
traditional Spring Festival, the latest statistics of the corporation show.
In spite of the shares' sharp fall in the ensuing three days, the A share
market still posted more than 7000 new share traders each day, with a peak of
7,897 on the second day.
In the same way, the number of securities-holders and securities trade
volume also reported a speeding increase, up by three times each day.
Chinese share markets closed higher last Friday, which were helped by
higher energy share prices and regulator's denial of rumors about the resumption
of initial public offerings. Last weekwas the ninth consecutively that Chinese
stock markets closed their trading with higher major share indices.
China has revised its Securities Laws and Corporate Laws as part of its
effort to improve corporate governance and crack down on irregularities, and its
share reform launched last April has been going on smoothly. Enditem
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