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| | | ... including Australia. For example, RQFII allows our fund managers to invest directly into Chinese share and bond markets in Shanghai or Shenzhen. Our managers can then sell products with highly prized Chinese exposure to the world. Under this agreement ... |
| | | | ... All Ords, Strait Times, Jakarta Composite, Taiex, KLCI, PSEi - or in a bear market -- Hang Seng - or highly volatile - Shanghai Composite - or down big time last week - Nikkei-225, Kospi, S&P/TSX composite. Yes Virginia, the bears came out of hibernation ... |
| | | | ... new rules restricting short selling after a recent market rout and Australia held interest rates at rock-bottom levels. Shanghai jumped 3.69 per cent or 133.63 points to 3,756.54, while Hong Kong ended flat, down 0.02 per cent or 5.3 points to 24,406.12. ... |
| | | | ... showed. HONG KONG - Most Asian markets advanced on a healthy batch of economic growth data out of the United States, but Shanghai sank again, extending the previous day's sell-off. Tokyo reversed morning losses to end 0.30 per cent higher, adding 62.41 ... |
| | | | ... reported strong earnings. Sydney rose 0.81 per cent, or 45.3 points, to 5,669.5 thanks to a pick-up in iron ore prices. Shanghai suffered a late sell-off to end 2.20 per cent, 83.40 points, lower at 3,705.77, while Hong Kong closed down 0.49 per cent ... |
| | | | ... numbers from pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline, Barclays bank and French companies Peugeot and Total. HONG KONG - Shanghai stocks recovered after plunging more than 11 per cent in the past three sessions, but there were mixed results for other Asian ... |
| | | | ... nudged lower to $US1.1049 from $1.1091 late in New York on Monday. HONG KONG - Asian markets mostly fell again, with Shanghai seeing another round of wild volatility a day after its heaviest one-day loss in more than eight years. Shanghai, which collapsed ... |
| | | | ... enough to make anyone wet their pants - headlines about the 8.5% biggest one-day fall since February 2007 dive in the Shanghai Composite index yesterday. What triggered the sell-off, nobody really knows. Someone shouted "fire" and everyone and his dog ... |
| | | | ... Nasdaq Composite Index dropped 48.85 (0.96 per cent) to 5,039.78. Equity markets around the globe retreated after the Shanghai stock exchange plummeted 8.48 per cent on fears the Chinese government will pull back on support measures that have stabilised ... |
| | | | ... 0.93 per cent lower, giving up 19.11 points to 2,045.96. Hong Kong fell 1.06 per cent, or 270.34 points to 25,128.51 and Shanghai reversed morning gains to fall 1.29 per cent, or 53.01 points, to 4,070.91. Shanghai's losses follow a six-day rally that ... |
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