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| | | ... per cent, or 28.35 points, to 10,836.64, Hong Kong closed 0.63 per cent, or 144.87 points, higher at 23,301.84, while Shanghai gained 0.10 per cent, or 3.06 points, to reach 2,926.96, its highest since December 14. The gains in Hong Kong and China were ... |
| | | | ... provided some support. Tokyo rose 0.57 per cent, or 61.62 points, to end at 10,808.29, its best finish since April 30, and Shanghai added 0.85 per cent, or 24.66 points to reach 2,923.90. Hong Kong closed up 1.12 per cent, or 257.19 points, at 23,156.97. ... |
| | | | ... said further measures to cool the mainland economy were likely following three interest rate rises in four months. The Shanghai composite index ended flat, gaining just 0.11 points to 2,899.24. Tokyo's Nikkei index ended up 0.20 per cent, or 21.13 points ... |
| | | | ... economic prospects was compounded by relief at the resignation of Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak after weeks of unrest. Shanghai's Composite Index ended up 2.54 per cent, or 71.80 points, at 2,899.13 after data showed exports and imports surged in January ... |
| | | | ... dived 1.56 per cent, or 31.31 points, to 1,977.19, while Taipei tumbled 2.57 per cent, or 226.70 points, to 8,609.86. But Shanghai closed 0.33 per cent, or 9.17 points, higher at 2,827.33 and Hong Kong broke a four-day losing streak to end up 0.53 per ... |
| | | | ... in Frankfurt the DAX added 0.26 per cent to 7,340.28 points. HONG KONG - Asian stock markets were mixed on Thursday as Shanghai revived after China's rate hike put the region on edge, while oil prices again rose due to worries about Egypt. The Shanghai ... |
| | | | ... Wednesday after China raised interest rates for the third time in four months, causing nervousness around the region. Shanghai fell 0.89 per cent, or 24.89 points, to 2,774.07, led lower by property developers, while Hong Kong tumbled 1.36 per cent ... |
| | | | ... prices. The benchmark Hang Seng Index slipped 69.29 points to 23,484.30 on turnover of $HK73.78 billion ($A9.37 billion). Shanghai remained closed for the Lunar New Year break. Seoul closed 0.58 per cent, or 12.04 points, off at 2,069.70 amid concerns ... |
| | | | ... Trade was quiet across the region as dealers in many markets returned to work after the Lunar New Year holiday, although Shanghai and Taipei remained closed. Tokyo's Nikkei was lifted by exporters on the back of a weakening yen as well as merger activity ... |
| | | | ... yesterday's slump," Mr Smith said. "(But) I have no doubt we're waiting for the US tonight and I think probably that's what Shanghai will be looking at, as well." Local stocks had no overnight lead from Wall Street as New York markets were closed for ... |
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