Tokyo Stock Exchange: 10 Chinese companies listed in this may.

<P> Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE), chairman of the West CEO Taizo (Taizo Nishimuro) yesterday predicted that there may be as many as 10 Chinese companies in the Stock Exchange. .</ P> <P> Tokyo Stock Exchange, despite a series of recent catastrophic events, and culminated in January, leading the world's second largest stock exchange was forced to stop trading, but the forecast Nishimuro .highlighted the ambitions of the Tokyo Stock Exchange: into a truly international stock exchange. .</ P> <P> Nishimuro at a press conference made the optimistic forecast. .At the press conference, the Tokyo Stock Exchange announced that net profit growth in fiscal year 2005-06, more than 2 times. .</ P> <P> Stock Exchange is trying to rebuild the international reputation of the time, so the performance enhancing its strong position. .With the repeat of the Stock Exchange listing of its own, this performance will attract more potential investors. .</ P> <P> Nishimuro said that about 10 Chinese companies, "may" in the Stock Exchange, to take advantage of the flow of financial assets in Japan, "a lot of money." .</ P> <P> He did not give a specific timetable. .However, a spokesman for the exchange to the British "Financial Times" revealed that the exchanges are "in talks with a number of Chinese companies." .</ P> <P> Since 2001, only two overseas companies listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. .Is a financial services and media company Xinhua Finance (Xinhua Finance), another is the South Korean steel maker Posco (Posco). .</ P> <P> of the existing stock of foreign companies in the Tokyo Stock Exchange trading volume less or no turnover, foreign companies are reluctant in this market. .</ P> <P>, however, aware of the Tokyo Stock Exchange from China and other rapidly developing economies, enterprises have the great potential that it has launched a new offensive to persuade Asian companies in this key market. .</ P> <P> Tokyo Stock Exchange has resumed normal trading hours on Monday. .This is the exchange from the first time since January of this year to resume normal trading hours. .Tokyo Stock Exchange also said it had modified the trading system, and now, the sale of company shares outstanding more than 30% of orders will be rejected. .</ P>.