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| | | ... weaker yen against the US dollar. The Nikkei rose 183.50 points to 16,860.39 HONG KONG - Blue chips rose as gains in China Mobile offset falls in HSBC. The benchmark Hang Seng Index increased 132.51 points to 18,969.44. WELLINGTON -NZ Stocks were flat ... |
| | | | ... machinery and a weak yen assisted exporters. The Nikkei firmed 73.73 points to 17,164.04. HONG KONG - Blue chips fell as China Mobile's shares dipped ahead of next week's revision of the wider stock index. The Hang Seng shed 40.29 points to 19,134.88. ... |
| | | | ... ended 79.88 points lower at 16,764.62. HONG KONG - Hong Kong blue chips fell 0.73 per cent in volatile trade, led by China Mobile and HSBC, as investors sold both issues ahead of index changes next week which will see the weightings of each stock drop. ... |
| | | | ... close since May 2000. HONG KONG - Blue chips fell 0.98 per cent, shrugging off gains in mainland-traded shares, with China Mobile leading the decline following its sharp gains last week. Despite the record close by mainland stocks in their first trading ... |
| | | | ... cent. TOKYO - The Nikkei was down 25.91 points at 17,913.21. HONG KONG - Hong Kong blue chips rose 0.4 per cent as China Mobile surged on its latest subscriber data, overtaking losses in HSBC Holdings amid profit concerns and a cooling US housing market. ... |
| | | | ... shares. The Nikkei closed up 0.16 point at 17,292.48. HONG KONG - Blue chips swung to a gain of 0.27 per cent as China Mobile and Esprit jumped, erasing losses in HSBC, which warned its bad-debt provisions would be higher than expected. The benchmark ... |
| | | | ... 1.2 per cent on Monday, its largest one-day loss in a month. HONG KONG - Blue chips jumped 0.98 per cent, led by China Mobile and large-cap property shares, while mainland financials lifted China plays as mainland-listed A shares ended a five-day losing ... |
| | | | ... to 17,519.50, the highest close since April 7 last year. HONG KONG - Hong Kong blue chips jumped 1.6 per cent as China Mobile and HSBC gained, while properties jumped after the US central bank held interest rates steady and said the inflation picture ... |
| | | | ... KONG - Hong Kong stocks slid 1.7 per cent, as sharp declines in Shanghai shares prompted a broad sell-off, led by China Mobile and mainland financial plays. The benchmark Hang Seng Index hit an intraday low of 20,008.60 before closing down 354.04 points ... |
| | | | ... 17,490.19, after a 0.28 per cent rise in the previous session. HONG KONG - Hong Kong blue chips rose 1.1 per cent as China Mobile shot up in afternoon trade before the expiry of the index futures, while properties and mainland lenders gained ground after ... |
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