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| | | ... points, to 1,994.06. Shanghai rose 1.15 per cent, or 25.47 points, to 2,237.98, boosted by news that industrial production in China had expanded in August at its fastest rate in more than a year. Hong Kong climbed 0.99 per cent, or 226.00 points to 22,976.65. ... |
| | | | Australian shares have opened slightly firmer on the back of positive economic news out of the US, China and Japan. Resources stocks were posting the largest gains, with Tony Abbott's election victory and the coalition's pledge to repeal the mining ... |
| | | | ... interest in investing overseas targeting the region. Significantly, investors have also shrugged off macroeconomic concerns in China and Western Europe, with both regions gaining in popularity in August. Asia, including Japan, is the second favourite ... |
| | | | ... Australia, the market on Monday finished half a per cent higher, buoyed by a decisive election result and positive news from China and Japan. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was 36.5 points, or 0.71 per cent, higher at 5,181.5. The broader All Ordinaries ... |
| | | | It's all about China.A It's not landing hard.A It's stabilising. That's what you'll read in most finance headlines this morning Virginia as the main pusher of positive sentiment in Asian equity markets yesterday and Wall Street overnight. Europe closed ... |
| | | | Australian shares have opened slightly firmer on the back of positive economic news out of the US, China and Japan. Resources stocks were posting the largest gains, with Tony Abbott's election victory and the coalition's pledge to repeal the mining ... |
| | | | ... into something more sinister.A We're talking superpowers with nuclear, chemical and biological armaments - Syria, Russia, China, Iran on one side, the US -- maybe France (and maybe, the next Australian PM) -- on the other. The biggest game changer at ... |
| | | | ... (quarterly) and 2.5% (annual) growth three months prior.A More important, this had been achieved despite the slowdown in China - yes, Australia's big brother without whom we're cactus - and emerging markets, middling US growth and virtually zero growth ... |
| | | | ... Tokyo recouped early losses as the US dollar approached Y100. Wall Street provided a positive lead after the US followed China and Europe in posting upbeat manufacturing data that raised hopes for the global economic outlook. Tokyo ended 0.54 per cent ... |
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