Chinese shares traded in Hong Kong are now at their most expensive compared to those in Shanghai since 2006, as shown in the so-called A/H premium index, which dropped to 91.6 on Tuesday, writes the FT's Josh Noble in Hong Kong.
A/H股溢價(jià)指數(shù)(A/H premium index)周二下滑至91.6，意味著在香港上市的中國公司股票（即H股）價(jià)格較它們A股價(jià)格的溢價(jià)，正處在2006年以來的最高水平。
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