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| | | ... 0.02 points to 3,416.78, Kuala Lumpur was virtually unchanged, Manila rose 0.56 per cent, Bangkok rose 1.40 per cent, and Mumbai rose 0.15 per cent. The Indian market has jumped nearly five per cent in a four-day-rally on bargain-hunting, after a sharp ... |
| | | | ... markets, Seoul fell 0.20 per cent, Taipei rose 0.42 per cent, Manila fell 0.16 per cent, Bangkok rose 0.15 per cent, and Mumbai rose 0.39 per cent, on bargain hunting as a sharp sell-off of equities tapered off. Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur were closed for ... |
| | | | ... Jakarta rose 0.74 per cent, Kuala Lumpur closed up 0.72 per cent, Manila rose 1.27 per cent, Bangkok rose 1.84 per cent, and Mumbai rose 2.67 per cent. WELLINGTON - The New Zealand share market started the week on the front foot as positive international ... |
| | | | ... closed 0.29 per cent higher, Jakarta rose 0.54 per cent, Kuala Lumpur closed down 0.63 per cent, Bangkok ended flat, and Mumbai rose 1.52 per cent. WELLINGTON - The New Zealand sharemarket edged ahead on Friday and there was plenty for investors to digest ... |
| | | | ... fell 1.28 per cent, Kuala Lumpur closed down 2.09 per cent, Manila fell 2.73 per cent, and Bangkok fell 2.14 per cent. Mumbai ended 0.74 per cent lower. Shares in companies belonging to the Reliance Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group rebounded after taking ... |
| | | | ... Jakarta fell 1.23 per cent, Singapore dropped 1.09 per cent, Kuala Lumpur fell 0.23 per cent, Bangkok fell 1.39 per cent, and Mumbai tumbled 1.03 per cent. Indian shares have fallen over 16 per cent this year on overseas funds outflows in excess of $US1.2 ... |
| | | | ... Taipei fell 0.37 per cent, Jakarta fell 0.80 per cent, Kuala Lumpur rose 0.26 per cent, Bangkok fell 0.21 per cent, and Mumbai fell 1.45 per cent to a six-month low. WELLINGTON - The New Zealand sharemarket briefly edged up to a new 29-month high during ... |
| | | | ... gained 0.25 per cent, Manila rose 0.20 per cent, Bangkok edged up 0.09 per cent, and Indian stocks rose 0.16 per cent. In Mumbai, concerns of rising fuel and food prices weighed on the markets. Indian shares have fallen near 13 per cent this year on ... |
| | | | ... had turned violent, with clashes between demonstrators and pro-government forces leaving several dead. In other markets, Mumbai rose 1.98 per cent, thanks to bargain-hunting. Indian shares have fallen more than 13 per cent so far this year on overseas ... |
| | | | ... Middle East. "We have built a strong team of experienced infrastructure professionals based in Hong Kong, Singapore and Mumbai. We are 100 per cent on building upon the investment made to date," said Philip Jackson, chief executive at J.P. Morgan Asset ... |
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