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| | | ... expected, we could see global stocks suffer a deeper correction as the market shifts toward a deflationary story." Chinese shares benefited from hopes for policies to boost the economy after China posted weaker-than-expected trade data, dealers said. ... |
| | | | ... points to 2,132.23, led by technology and financial shares, while Hong Kong stocks fell 0.03 per cent to 28,123.82. Chinese shares rallied on hopes of monetary easing following a survey of manufacturing activity that recorded its worst contraction in ... |
| | | | ... per cent, or 27.26 points, to 1,957.83. Hong Kong closed up 0.78 per cent, or 174.16 points, to 22,568.24. But Chinese shares extended their losses in afternoon trade, as concerns lingered over the health of the economy after a much-watched index on ... |
| | | | ... lost 1.19 per cent, or 270.44 points, to 22,394.08 while Sydney barely edged up, gaining 4.1 points to 5,412.3. Chinese shares also lost ground, with the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index ending down 0.18 per cent, or 3.77 points, to 2,138.78. The Shenzhen ... |
| | | | ... per cent, or 12.0 points, at 5,135.4 and Seoul gained 0.95 per cent, or 17.70 points, to 1,887.86. In Shanghai, Chinese shares jumped 1.90 per cent, or 39.01 points, to 2,096.47 boosted by gains in financial stocks and enthusiasm for plans approved last ... |
| | | | ... bolstered by last week's positive indicators pointing to stability in the region's largest economy. In Shanghai, Chinese shares ended up a more modest 0.23 per cent, or 4.88 points, at 2,106.16. WELLINGTON - The NZX 50 Index rose 3.522 points, or 0.1 ... |
| | | | ... benchmark Hang Seng Index added 109.74 points to end at 23,321.22 on turnover of $HK55.55 billion ($A7.23 billion). Chinese shares closed up 0.62 per cent. The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index rose 13.86 points to 2,246.83 on turnover of 81.3 billion ... |
| | | | ... National Bank have boosted their holdings to at least 10 percent of reserves." "The Bank of Korea began buying Chinese shares last year, increasing its equity investments to about $18.6 billion, or 5.7 percent of the total, up from 5.4 percent in 2011. ... |
| | | | ... pushes back towards the 100 yen mark after the G20 cautiously endorsed the Bank of Japan's huge stimulus measures. Chinese shares dipped, however, as insurers suffered a sell-off after an earthquake struck Sichuan province, leaving more than 200 dead ... |
| | | | ... news eased investor concerns that another high figure would prompt authorities to tighten monetary policy further. Chinese shares have suffered in recent months on concerns about the world's number two economy, while the recent spike in inflation fuelled ... |
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