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| | | ... 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 ... |
| | | | ... "chimbo." So there. Absent Greece, you, I and Irene would be peeing our pants with headlines announcing the 28% plunge in the Shanghai Composite Index from its near eight-year high of 5,166.35 points hit on 12 June in less than a month. Of course, that ... |
| | | | ... - Asian markets mostly retreated ahead of the weekend's Greek referendum that could decide its eurozone future, with Shanghai plunging almost six per cent. Seoul on Friday dropped 0.14 per cent, or 2.92 points, to end at 2,104.41 and Sydney fell 61.5 ... |
| | | | ... higher on hopes for a deal to keep Greece in the eurozone as the country prepares for a crucial weekend referendum, but Shanghai tumbled again despite authorities relaxing trading rules to temper recent volatility. Sydney put on 1.53 per cent, or 84.14 ... |
| | | | ... mostly risen as investors shrugged off Greece's default, with Tokyo lifted by an upbeat survey on business confidence, but Shanghai's volatile run continued, plunging more than five per cent. The euro edged down against the US dollar after Athens failed ... |
| | | | ... Asian markets rebounded after the previous day's rout fuelled by concerns about Greece's future in the eurozone while Shanghai surged at the end of a volatile day that saw wild swings. Tokyo ended 0.63 per cent higher, adding 125.78 points, to 20,235.73 ... |
| | | | ... sank again after Greece's latest bailout reform talks failed to reach a deal days before a major debt deadline, while Shanghai collapsed on fears Chinese stocks are overvalued after a year-long advance. Tokyo fell 0.31 per cent, or 65.25 points, to close ... |
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