Same shares, same rights, but different markets, different capital, and different rules. This has caused A-shares to surge due to domestic capital and geopolitical sentiment, while Hong Kong stocks have risen gradually and rationally, with the premium reaching 81.8%.
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CNOOC A-shares and H-shares, with a premium rate of 81.8%, will they catch up in price?
Same shares, same rights, but different markets, different capital, and different rules. This has caused A-shares to surge due to domestic capital and geopolitical sentiment, while Hong Kong stocks have risen gradually and rationally, with the premium reaching 81.8%.