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| | | ... The benchmark Hang Seng Index was down 48.31 points at 20,763.05. Chinese shares fell 1.23 per cent, led by property developers and banks, after the central bank move at the weekend, dealers said. The Shanghai Composite Index, which covers both A and ... |
| | | | ... B shares, was down 0.76 points at 2,979.53 on turnover of 124.8 billion yuan ($A19.79 billion). Banks and property developers had led morning losses after Beijing announced further measures to cool down the real estate market, dealers said. WELLINGTON ... |
| | | | ... was 71.22 billion Hong Kong dollars ($A9.81 billion). Chinese shares closed down 0.51 per cent, weighed by property developers due to lingering concerns that Beijing may introduce further tightening measures to rein in rising real estate prices, dealers ... |
| | | | ... market has been closed since Thursday for a public holiday. Chinese shares closed down 0.33 per cent as real estate developers and banks remained weak due to concerns over possible further monetary tightening measures, dealers said. The Shanghai Composite ... |
| | | | ... fell as worries over expected credit tightening moves by Beijing continued to weigh on sentiment. Banks and property developers fell amid reports that Chinese authorities had ordered several financial institutions to halt new loans until February amid ... |
| | | | ... 22,326.64, with turnover reaching $HK81.22 billion. Chinese shares closed up 1.91 per cent, however, as banks and property developers rebounded on bargain hunting while telecom stocks gained amid expectations that 3G subscriptions will rise, dealers ... |
| | | | ... implications. "If we work together to identify the most important issues, then we can deliver beneficial outcomes to investors, developers and managers. Importantly the outcomes need to be seen as being value drivers, rather than as just another cost," ... |
| | | | ... Australians in their "Third Age" - or over 55s. The firm has been in talks with various parties, including architects and developers, to shore up investment opportunities for Aviiid Third-age Living's (or A3L) first fund next year. "We're looking to... ... |
| | | | ... benchmark Hang Seng Index fell 187.32 points to 22,455.84. Turnover was $HK60.50 billion ($A8.5 billion). Property developers and mainland lenders led the decline, the fourth in a row. WELLINGTON - The New Zealand sharemarket fell but outperformed other ... |
| | | | ... fell 137.41 points, or 1.35 per cent, to 10,075.05. HONG KONG - The market suffered its second successive heavy fall. Developers were hit after Financial Secretary John Tsang said the government may intervene in the property market to protect livelihoods ... |
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