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| | | ... scenario would not be "a walk in the park" for the single-currency area. Analysts also noted that the Shanghai Composite Index fell 6.5 per cent on worries about tighter margin requirements in Chinese markets. Broadcom lost 1.6 per cent following news ... |
| | | | ... initially denied the reports on its official microblog, but later removed the statement. The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index tumbled 2.77 per cent, or 117.06 points, to 4,112.21 on turnover of 540.2 billion yuan ($A110.85 billion). The Shenzhen Composite ... |
| | | | ... upcoming new issues raised the prospect of funds being diverted from existing equities. The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index plunged 4.06 per cent, or 181.75 points, to end at 4,298.71. "Today and tomorrow will be the peak for the latest round of IPOs ... |
| | | | ... the experience of 16 January 2015 (Friday). Here was The Guardian's take the trading day after: "The Shanghai Composite Index sank 7.7% to 3,116.35 at close on Monday, after the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) banned the country's three ... |
| | | | ... Hong Kong Stocks!" With Chinese interest rates low and heading lower, property still in a funk and the Shanghai composite index now considered over valued, Chinese investors have little other choice but to head south... at least until the arbitrage gap ... |
| | | | ... for more policy easing by the People's Bank of China (PBOC) boosted investor confidence, sending the Shanghai Composite index up by 2.5% yesterday. That's fine and dandy, Hamish & Andy, if you live day to day. But look at it on a longer time frame - ... |
| | | | ... ahead of the annual meeting of the National People's Congress, the country's legislature, next week. The Shanghai Composite Index added 69.52 points to close at 3,298.36 on turnover of 334.3 billion yuan ($A69.06 billion). The Shenzhen Composite Index ... |
| | | | ... points to 24,765.49 on turnover of $HK100.17 billion ($A16.62 billion). In mainland China, the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index fell 1.18 per cent, or 37.60 points, to 3,136.53 on turnover of 348.3 billion yuan ($A71.61 billion) after rising as much ... |
| | | | ... price of oil that came on the back of data showing the number of rigs drilling had tumbled. The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index surged by 76.61 points to 3,204.91 on turnover of 283.4 billion yuan ($A58.02 billion). Sydney surged 1.46 per cent, or ... |
| | | | ... pressured by concerns about market liquidity and regulatory inspections of margin trading, dealers said. The Shanghai Composite index fell 1.59 per cent, or 51.95 points, to 3,210.36 while Hong Kong declined 0.36 per cent, or 88.8 points, to 24,507.05. ... |
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