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| | ... close in four months. HONG KONG - Stocks fell 0.63 per cent in thin trade, tracking overseas markets, with oil refiners PetroChina and Sinopec leading the drop after crude prices hit a new record high. The Hang Seng Index closed down 160.42 points at ... |
| | | ... HONG KONG - Stocks fell 2.48 per cent in heavy trade, tracking a slide in mainland Chinese shares, with oil refiners PetroChina and Sinopec leading the drop after crude prices hit a record high. The benchmark Hang Seng Index closed down 651.92 points ... |
| | | ... laws into regulating the amount of money that will be able to leave the mainland. In spite of sensational news from PetroChina, the market took the news hard with the benchmark Shanghai Composite index falling to close down143 points. PetroChina's meteoric ... |
| | | ... Nikkei inched up 26.98 points, to end at 17,358.15. HONG KONG - Hong Kong stocks jumped as record crude prices propelled PetroChina and other oil producers to new highs, while a broker upgrade and restructuring hopes fuelled telecom stocks. The Hang ... |
| | | ... 101.15 points at 18,087.48. HONG KONG - Stocks retreated from new highs after investors sold recent gainers such as PetroChina, as the prospect of policy tightening by Beijing sent mainland stock markets tumbling. The benchmark Hang Seng Index closed ... |
| | | ... Nikkei share average gained 48.07 points to 18,211.68. HONG KONG - Blue chips rose, led by mainland financial plays and PetroChina, which flagged a Shanghai listing. The benchmark Hang Seng Index climbed 101.78 points to 21,684.67. WELLINGTON - NZ stocks ... |
| | | ... manager. "Following months of pressure by activists, Fidelity now appears to be taking steps to divest their significant PetroChina holdings. Recent Securities and Exchange Commission filings indicate that Fidelity has reduced their New York Stock Exchange ... |
| | | ... - Blue chips rose 0.27 per cent, boosted after strong gains on Wall Street, while China plays were flat as gains in PetroChina Co Ltd were muted by weak mainland financial plays. The benchmark Hang Seng Index closed up 57.35 points at 20,994.61. WELLINGTON ... |
| | | ... after rallying to one-month highs, but China plays edged up 0.2 per cent as strong crude prices lifted heavyweight PetroChina. The Hang Seng Index closed down 20.85 points to end at 19,800.93. WELLINGTON - News that Port of Tauranga and Port of Auckland ... |
| | | ... positive territory for the year, adding 0.4 percent since January. HONG KONG - Stocks gained 0.83 per cent as shares in PetroChina Co Ltd and other oil companies climbed on strong crude prices, helping to recoup some of the previous session's losses ... |
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