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| | | ... $US1.0855 compared with $US1.0830 late on Friday in New York. HONG KONG - Asian stocks finished mixed, with Sydney and Shanghai rising as concerns eased over Greece and China's recent market rout. Shanghai led the gains but was undergoing some fresh ... |
| | | | ... number of risks around the credit growth that's accelerating very fast and GDP growth being insufficient." However the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect, set up in November 2014 by the Chinese government, changed Graiver's perspective: "Even with the ... |
| | | | ... China's stockmarket, the A$ has remained not only above US74Ac but was fetching more than US76Ac.... and just when the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges stabilise, and China's economy grows better than many expected, and the Grexit can kicked 3 years further ... |
| | | | ... Central Bank boosted emergency aid to Greece and eurozone chiefs agreed a bridging loan to the country, while Hong Kong and Shanghai rallied as fears over a renewed mainland rout eased. Tokyo rose 0.25 per cent, or 50.80 points, to 20,650.92, marking ... |
| | | | ... the Chinese bourses has led to systemic fears in China and global growth worries. From a 7.5-year peak in mid-June, the Shanghai Composite Index (SHCOMP) has fallen 28% in a matter of weeks. On July 8, 2015 the SHCOMP lost 5.9% in what was dubbed "Black ... |
| | | | ... bouncing back from deep losses in the prior session. Gains were also made in Chinese and European markets, with the main Shanghai index finishing trade almost six per cent higher. Meanwhile, the latest jobs figures revealed a better than expected 6.0 ... |
| | | | ... be "...as much as tomorrow"? That's the musical version of "is this a dead cat bounce?" Yes Virginia, I refer to the Shanghai Composite Index which tumbled 5.9% one-day and high jumped 5.8% the next. OlA(C)! OlA(C)! OlA(C)! Though this is to be expected ... |
| | | | ... creditors considered debt relief. HONG KONG - Asian markets rose, reversing heavy morning losses and tracking a surge in Shanghai after China announced new measures to staunch a mainland rout that has fuelled fears about the wider economy. Shanghai ended ... |
| | | | ... the "panic", the "mayhem", the "meltdown", the "crash", the "chaos" in its stock markets. Sure looks like it, with the Shanghai Composite Index clocking another 5.9% loss yesterday. Now there's fear about the word that had been long associated with Grexit ... |
| | | | ... contaminate other markets, and after European leaders slapped Greece with a deadline to submit fresh bailout reform proposals. Shanghai plunged 5.90 per cent, or 219.93 points, to end at 3,507.19 after losing more than eight per cent at one point. Hong ... |
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