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The latest progress of stamp duty in Hong Kong has come!Exempting the transfer of shares or units of REITs and the securities distribution business of option makers will enhance the competitiveness of Hong Kong REITs and reduce the transaction costs of option makers. Revising the stamp duty collection arrangement will promote the efficiency of stamping and stamp duty collection procedures in the paperless securities market environment.A shares: the latest release of Shanghai Stock Exchange! Incremental funds are coming, and it is likely to continue to rise on Thursday!

Federal Reserve's December OutlookShanghai stock exchange recently releasedA shares: the latest release of Shanghai Stock Exchange! Incremental funds are coming, and it is likely to continue to rise on Thursday!

Dizhe Pharmaceutical announced that the company's private placement plan has been approved by the Shanghai Stock Exchange. This is the first time that the refinancing of the unprofitable enterprise on the Shanghai Stock Exchange has been approved since the release of "Keba Article".So will heavyweights and large-cap stocks exert their strength? Looking at the trend of SSE 50, it is still very possible, because at present, the monthly trend of SSE 50 index is intact, and the index remains above the offensive line and above the long-term trend line. At present, it has the foundation to start a big market. Looking back, the index must remain above the monthly offensive line in all big markets, so this is a prerequisite. Since it is also available now, we can certainly expect something.This afternoon, the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region welcomed the passage of the Stamp Duty Legislation (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill 2024 by the Legislative Council, which exempted the transfer of shares or units of real estate investment trusts and the securities distribution business of option makers, and revised the stamp duty collection arrangements under the paperless securities market system in Hong Kong.