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Analysis: "Caveat emptor" as foreigners rush to ride China rebound

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By Vikram Subhedar
| Reuters Verified
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Foreign investors have started rebuilding their China equity portfolios, tempted by low valuations after two years of market underperformance and signs economic growth may be stabilizing. They have pumped nearly $4 billion into Chinese equity funds in the past two months alone, trying to get in early on what they hope will be a sustained rally. But sentiment looks to be running ahead of fundamentals.
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UPDATE 2-China Life shares dive 12 pct on earnings miss

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By Kelvin Soh, Vikram Subhedar
| Reuters Verified
* China Life says current mkt not conducive for share issue * Ping An shares also down 3.6 pct on block deal HONG KONG, Aug 24 (Reuters) - Shares of China Life Insurance Co Ltd tumbled 12 percent to a 2-1/2 year low on Wednesday after the world’s largest life insurer by market value posted disappointing earnings, piling pressure on it to speed up a planned diversification.
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Virgin Money expected to price IPO at bottom of range -sources

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By Freya Berry, Vikram Subhedar
| Reuters Verified
LONDON, Nov 12 (Reuters) - British lender Virgin Money is expected to price its London stock market listing at 283 pence a share, the bottom of the price range, valuing the business at 1.25 billion pounds ($2 billion), three sources familiar with the matter said on Wednesday. The company, backed by billionaires Richard Branson and Wilbur Ross, is to begin trading on Friday. (1 US dollar = 0.6277 British pound) Reporting by Freya Berry, Vikram Subhedar and Matt Scuffham; Editing by David Goodman
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