We open with a look at China's market policy moves. China on Friday unveiled a pilot program to support innovative companies' domestic listings and issuance of China Depositary Receipts. The scheme would allow qualifying overseas-listed companies with a market value of no less than 200 billion yuan, or 32 billion US dollars to issue shares or depositary receipts in the mainland market. The scheme also applies to qualifying unlisted firms with a valuation of no less than 20 billion yuan or fast growing revenues. It will cover companies in the high-tech and strategic emerging sectors such as Internet, big data, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, software and integrated circuits.