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| | | Hong Kong's funds management market climbed 10.5% during 2014 to reach a high of $2.8 trillion, revealed the HK Securities and Futures Commission. Despite the dramatic growth in the HK market, it is only slightly ahead of the Australian FUM market that ... |
| | | | ... to $US1.0920 from $US1.0824 late in New York on Monday, when it had earlier hit a near three-month low point at $US1.0809. HONG KONG - Asian markets advanced with Tokyo boosted by a weaker yen and Shanghai's recovery continuing. However, falling commodity ... |
| | | | ... Fund, both creditors said in statements. The euro stood at $US1.0855 compared with $US1.0830 late on Friday in New York. HONG KONG - Asian stocks finished mixed, with Sydney and Shanghai rising as concerns eased over Greece and China's recent market ... |
| | | | ... of risks around the credit growth that's accelerating very fast and GDP growth being insufficient." However the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect, set up in November 2014 by the Chinese government, changed Graiver's perspective: "Even with the quotas ... |
| | | | ... end the day up 0.06 per cent to 5,124.39 points. The euro slipped to $US1.0855 from $US1.0875 late on Thursday in New York. HONG KONG - Asian markets mostly rose after the European Central Bank boosted emergency aid to Greece and eurozone chiefs agreed ... |
| | | | ... trusts in Asia but after Japan passed legislation to pave the way for the product class in that year; Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Taiwan and India have followed suit. China has also got in on the act with the launch of two listed funds ... |
| | | | ... most trading, with news suggesting Athens was ready to accept increased belt-tightening as creditors considered debt relief. HONG KONG - Asian markets rose, reversing heavy morning losses and tracking a surge in Shanghai after China announced new measures ... |
| | | | ... cent to 4,639.02 compared with Monday's close. The euro advanced to $US1.1069 from $US1.1011 late in New York on Tuesday. HONG KONG - Asian equities tumbled as a collapse in Chinese shares began to contaminate other markets, and after European leaders ... |
| | | | ... competitiveness." "Unlike mining and resources competitor nations, our competitors in services exports, such as Singapore and Hong Kong, have a long head start. The average Asian company tax rate is 22% whereas our 30% tax rate is forcing opportunities ... |
| | | | ... euro dropped below $US1.10 earlier before recovering slighting to $US1.1098 from $US1.1086 late in New York on Thursday. HONG KONG - Asian markets mostly retreated ahead of the weekend's Greek referendum that could decide its eurozone future, with Shanghai ... |
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