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Trading BasicsAug 04, 2026
Global investing often requires understanding structures that may differ from those of domestic markets. One such structure appears frequently when exploring Chinese companies listed outside mainland China. Many investors come across the term red chip companies, but don’t understand what exactly it means, and how it is different from other listings.
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Market UpdatesAug 03, 2026
Asian markets traded cautiously on Monday as investors assessed easing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East after US President Donald Trump held off on fresh strikes against Iran.
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