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| | | ... outlier, however, as a broad rally across Asian markets saw Hong Kong gain 1.68 per cent, or 401.42 points, to 24,352.58. Shanghai rose 4.74 per cent, or 150.56 points, to 3,323.61 after gaining as much as 5.17 per cent in late afternoon trade. The Shanghai ... |
| | | | ... 2.07 per cent, or 352.01 points, to 17,366.30 and Seoul closed 0.82 per cent higher, adding 15.69 points to 1,918.31. Shanghai gained 1.82 per cent, or 56.70 points, to 3,173.05 - a day after slumping 7.7 per cent in response to an official crackdown ... |
| | | | ... - Asian stock markets have mostly risen following a rally on Wall Street and a strong pick-up in oil prices. However, Shanghai has plunged almost eight per cent after regulators punished three major brokerages for rule violations. The euro continued ... |
| | | | ... lower, giving up 26.01 points to 1,888.13 and Hong Kong fell 1.02 per cent, or 247.39 points, to end at 24,103.52 However, Shanghai rose 1.20 per cent, or 40.04 points, to 3,376.50. Traders extended a more than three per cent gain on Thursday that was ... |
| | | | ... team in Asia now comprises nearly 50 real estate professionals operating from offices in Hong Kong, Mumbai, Singapore, Shanghai and Sydney. A sixth office in the region, in Tokyo, is scheduled to open in early 2015. "Growing in Asia Pacific has been ... |
| | | | ... Asian markets were mixed, with fresh fears about Greece and further losses in oil prices offset by a strong rebound in Shanghai, a day after suffering its worst loss in five years. The yen made further inroads against the US dollar as last week's positive ... |
| | | | ... we're still deciding where the floor is on the on-going oil price slide, more bad tidings our way came. There was the Shanghai Composite Index dropping by a whopping 5.4% -- and taking most Asian equity markets down with it - on reports that China would ... |
| | | | ... in late European trading, compared to $US1.2308 on Monday. HONG KONG - Asian markets retreated on profit-taking, with Shanghai tanking more than five per cent. Sydney-listed energy firms including Santos and BHP Billiton were hammered as crude continued ... |
| | | | ... added 0.70 per cent, or 37.4 points, to 5,372.7, while Seoul lost 0.39 per cent, or 7.67 points, to close at 1,978.95. Shanghai jumped 2.81 per cent, or 82.61 points, to 3,020.26 - the first time it has finished above 3000 since April 2011. Hong Kong ... |
| | | | ... or 33.24 points, extending their winning streak for a sixth straight day to end at a new seven-year high of 17,920.45. Shanghai climbed 1.32 per cent, or 38.19 points, to 2,937.65 and Hong Kong added 0.71 per cent, or 170.08 points, to 24,002.64, as ... |
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