ABC A, h-share ice fire double Day

Yesterday, the Agricultural Bank (601288.　　SH,01288.HK) H-Shares, which hit a high of HK $3.7 at a peak, reached HK $3.67 and 2.8%, while the shares continued to be "jagged", struggling on the Paofa line, yesterday rising 0.37% and receiving 2.7 yuan.　　Financial information data show that AgBank's shares on the h-share discount rate widened to 13.51%, the discount rate in a, H-shares ranked Nineth.　　Ye Shangzhi, the first Shanghai securities strategist, told the first financial daily that ABC H shares performance relative better than a A-share, mainly because the mainland banks of a, H spreads further expansion, on the other hand, Hong Kong and international investors saw the first half of ABC's performance, also think there are a lot of growth space, dividend also more, there are better expectations.　　Ye Shangzhi also believes that the generous returns of financial stocks have also made Hong Kong and international investors willing to hold bank shares for a long time, so there is little wariness about the quality of loans on the mainland's property and local financing platforms, and the lack of exposure to many of the bank's negative news, as did mainland investors, which has caused a near-full China Merchants Bank (600036. SH,03968.HK) ranked a, h upside down the top, a shares on the H-share discount rate expanded to 22.38%, ICBC (601398. SH,01398.HK) is 17.89%, and the Construction Bank (601939.　　SH,00939.HK) and Bank of Communications (601328.SH,03328.HK) have a higher discount rate than AgBank; Citic Bank (601998.SH,00998.HK) is the only mainland listed bank with a shares higher than H shares.　　Hong Kong stock turnover amounted to HK $70.247 billion yesterday, with the Hang Seng index rising 1.83% or 384.27 to 21355.77 points. Ye Shangzhi that the deal began to expand in the past week, with some of the economic data better than expected, which is expected to remain at around HK $70 billion in the future, pushing up the index, and it remains to be seen whether it will reach HK $100 billion in the short term.