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| | | ... higher after Wall Street gained despite continuing concern over escalating tension in Ukraine and poor industrial data from China. At 0805 AEST on Tuesday, the June share price index futures contract was up nine points at 5,464. The HSBC purchasing managers ... |
| | | | ... over the crisis in Ukraine resurfaced. Investors were also awaiting the release this week of first-quarter growth data from China, with analysts tipping a further slowdown in the world's number two economy. Tokyo ended 0.36 per cent lower on Monday ... |
| | | | ... strategist Stan Shamu said the threat of civil war in Ukraine and the possibility of poor quarterly economic growth numbers from China this week added to the negative sentiment, only days after the local market hit near six-year highs. "It's really concerning ... |
| | | | ... starts considering a change in the reduction of its monthly asset purchases. What's changing though is the Peoples Bank of China's (PBOC) thinking - nay, it's all as planned. Recall how it took away free yuan lunches? When it allowed the yuan to fall ... |
| | | | Investors focusing their Asia interest on just China and India are missing a strategic opportunity to get involved with South East Asia (SEA), a region that is just as big and growing at a similar rate. SEA comprises 14 countries located between Australia ... |
| | | | ... points to 1,984.87, while Sydney slipped 0.39 per cent, or 21.3 points, to 5,400.7. A better-than-expected export report for China was unable to prevent a sell-off in Chinese stocks. Shanghai ended 1.09 per cent, or 23.27 points, down at 2,106.13 while ... |
| | | | ... Future Fund and New Zealand Superannuation Fund. Other members include the Oil Revenues Stabilization Fund of Mexico, the China Investment Corporation, and Norway's US$ 325 billion Government Pension Fund - aka 'the oil fund'. |
| | | | ... benchmark Hang Seng Index on Thursday climbed 229.92 points to 23,214.40 on turnover of $HK53.26 billion ($A7.34 billion). China's official non-manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index rose to a six-month high of 55.4 in September from 53.9 in August ... |
| | | | ... continuing weakness in the world's No.2 economy, a crucial driver of global growth. Traders were also spooked by news that China's National Audit Office will carry out an audit of all regional government debt, an announcement which raised concerns about ... |
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