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| | | ... ended down 682.26 points, or 3.47 per cent, at 18,985.50 points. Turnover was $HK67.93 billion ($A10.56 billion). Chinese shares also closed lower, with property developers leading the losses following heavy gains on Monday, amid lingering concerns that ... |
| | | | ... The headline Nikkei index of the Tokyo Stock Exchange fell 119.60 points to 10,411.10. HONG KONG - Hong Kong and Chinese shares fell with Shanghai near a one-year low as euphoria over Europe's bailout receded and worries returned about fresh moves to ... |
| | | | ... amount of money lenders must keep in reserve. The benchmark Hang Seng Index was down 48.31 points at 20,763.05. Chinese shares fell 1.23 per cent, led by property developers and banks, after the central bank move at the weekend, dealers said. The Shanghai ... |
| | | | ... also remained well supported on good prospects for repatriated earnings, analysts said. HONG KONG - Hong Kong and Chinese shares fell on concerns that recent measures by Beijing to curb domestic property prices could lead to a slowdown in the mainland ... |
| | | | ... earlier in the day. The benchmark Hang Seng Index gave up 112.45 points at 21,510.93. Turnover was $HK68.66 billion. Chinese shares closed up 1.80 per cent on bargain hunting across the board after sharp losses over the previous two sessions, dealers ... |
| | | | ... benchmark Hang Seng Index picked up 218.21 points, to 21,623.38. Turnover was $HK62.72 billion ($A8.76 billion). Chinese shares closed flat, with dealers picking up bargains from earlier losses and Monday's dive. The Shanghai Composite Index, which covers ... |
| | | | ... Hang Seng Index eased 70.33 points to 22,138.17. Turnover was 71.22 billion Hong Kong dollars ($A9.81 billion). Chinese shares closed down 0.51 per cent, weighed by property developers due to lingering concerns that Beijing may introduce further tightening ... |
| | | | ... Turnover was $HK89.11 billion ($A12.37 billion). The market has been closed since Thursday for a public holiday. Chinese shares closed down 0.33 per cent as real estate developers and banks remained weak due to concerns over possible further monetary ... |
| | | | ... per cent over the previous three sessions, but market players retreated on Wednesday ahead of a five-day break. Chinese shares also closed lower, led by banks and oil stocks. WELLINGTON - The New Zealand share market finished higher, with Contact Energy ... |
| | | | ... Index closed up 184.32 points, or 0.88 per cent, at 21,237.43. Turnover was $HK54.59 billion ($A7.77 billion). Chinese shares closed higher, led by banks and energy stocks. WELLINGTON - The New Zealand stock market closed higher. The benchmark NZX-50 ... |
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