A physical place where goods are bought and sold, such as a marketplace or bazaar.

city; town; urban area, as opposed to rural areas

to be released for sale; to hit the market (of a new product or seasonal goods)

city resident; townspeople; urban dweller

the entire city; throughout the city

A physical or electronic marketplace where shares of stock are traded.

Beijing municipality, capital of the People's Republic of China.

Economic system where the production and prices of goods and services are determined by the free market rather than the government

municipal government; city hall

municipal committee of the Communist Party of China

the chief executive of a city; the administrative head of a municipality

Shanghai municipality; China's largest city and a major global financial and trade center located at the mouth of the Yangtze River

city; large urban center; metropolis

Guangzhou; capital city of Guangdong Province in southern China

A market where long-term financial securities such as stocks, government bonds, and corporate bonds are traded.

the process of making an economy or sector market-based; to marketize or commercialize

stock or financial market; the trading environment where government or corporate stocks and bonds are issued and exchanged

Shenzhen, a sub-provincial city in [[广东|廣東|guang3 dong1]] province.

sub-provincial city and capital of [[浙江省|浙江省|zhe4 jiang1 sheng3]] in eastern China

vice mayor; deputy mayor

Xiamen, a sub-provincial city in southeastern [[福建|福建|fu2 jian4]] Province; a major commercial port and Special Economic Zone known for its scenery and mild climate.

city center; downtown; the central area of a city where commerce and activity are most concentrated

Large retail store selling food and household goods; short for [[超级市场|超級市場|chao1 ji2 shi4 chang3]].

the administration of a city, including public services such as transportation, public security, sanitation, education, and infrastructure development

Nanjing; sub-provincial city and the capital of Jiangsu Province [[江苏省|江蘇省|jiang1 su1 sheng3]]

Chongqing municipality in southwest China; one of four municipalities directly under the central government

To enter a market or for a product to be launched into a market; often used in the context of investing in the stock market or putting goods on sale.

the process by which towns and cities are formed and become larger as more people begin living and working in central areas

Tianjin municipality, a major city and industrial center in northern China

a stock market where prices are rising or expected to rise, and trading is active; characterized by investor optimism

The price of a commodity or service in the open market

(stock market) the price-to-earnings ratio; a measure of the current share price relative to its per-share earnings

The central area of a city; downtown or the city proper.

Guiyang, a prefecture-level city and the capital of [[贵州省|貴州省|gui4 zhou1 sheng3]] in southwest China

Shenyang, a sub-provincial city and the capital of [[辽宁省|遼寧省|liao2 ning2 sheng3]] Province in northeast China.

A market where previously issued financial instruments, securities, or properties are traded between investors; also refers to a parallel market.

Sub-provincial city and capital of Sichuan Province [[四川省|四川省|si4 chuan1 sheng3]], located in the Chengdu Plain; also known as the Hibiscus City [[蓉城|蓉城|rong2 cheng2]]

Wuhan, a sub-provincial city and the capital of [[湖北省|湖北省|hu2 bei3 sheng3]] province

A city under the direct jurisdiction of the central government; in mainland China, this refers to [[北京|北京|bei3 jing1]], [[天津|天津|tian1 jin1]], [[上海|上海|shang4 hai3]], and [[重庆|重慶|chong2 qing4]], while in Taiwan, it refers to cities like [[台北|臺北|tai2 bei3]] and [[高雄|高雄|gao1 xiong2]]

a market for the exchange of capital, currency, and securities; includes both the money market and the capital market

inside the city; within the city limits

Zhengzhou, a prefecture-level city and the capital of Henan Province; it is a major industrial city and railway hub in central China

The market where short-term funds are traded, typically for loans and securities with a duration of less than one year.

Harbin; a sub-provincial city and the capital of [[黑龙江省|黑龍江省|hei1 long2 jiang1 sheng3]] in Northeast China

Xi'an, the sub-provincial city and capital of [[陕西省|陝西省|shan3 xi1 sheng3]] in northwest China

stock market; stock exchange; the marketplace where shares of publicly issued stock are traded by investors or brokers

The city of Shanghai (often used in administrative or historical contexts)

a Chinese unit of length equal to 500 meters

the physical look and layout of a city, including its streets, buildings, and green spaces