Chinese shares jumped on Tuesday as the country's securities regulator is reportedly delaying massive resumption of initial public offering.
Hong Kong will be the world's third-biggest initial public offering market this year, with up to HK$150 billion ($19.3 billion) to be raised by as many as 80 companies.
When advancing the market-oriented IPO reform, the draft document stresses more supervision and law enforcement to prevent illegal activities.
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