Hong Kong stocks end 0.35% stronger
By AFP However, 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 ($A71. 61 billion) after...
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Friday 6th February 2015By AFP However, in mainland China, the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index fell 1. 18 per cent, or 37. 60 points, to 3,136. 53 on turnover of 348. 3 billion yuan ($A71. 61 billion) after...
By Michael Roddan While the local sharemarket traded flat for the morning session, Hong Kong stocks opened 1. 49 per cent higher and the Shanghai Composite Index surged 2. 22 per cent in early trade, buoying Australian stocks into their eleventh straight gain. At the...
By AFP Tokyo on Wednesday surged 1. 98 per cent, or 342. 89 points to 17,678. 74 and Sydney rose for a 10th successive session, adding 1. 23 per cent, or 69. 9 points,...
By AFP But in mainland China, the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index dropped 0. 96 per cent, or 30. 78 points, to 3,174. 13 on turnover of 290. 2 billion yuan ($A59. 49 billion). The...
By AFP In mainland China, the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index surged by 76. 61 points to 3,204. 91 on turnover of 283. 4 billion yuan ($A58. 02 billion). The Shenzhen Composite Index, which tracks...
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By AFP In mainland China, the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index tumbled 2. 56 per cent, or 82. 06 points, to 3,128. 30 on turnover of 266. 8 billion yuan ($A55. 13 billion). The Shenzhen...
By AFP The Shenzhen Composite Index, which tracks stocks on China‘s second exchange, fell 1. 11 per cent, or 16. 99 points, to 1,512. 39 on turnover of 213. 6 billion yuan. In mainland...
By AFP The Shenzhen Composite Index, which tracks stocks on China‘s second exchange, fell 0. 62 per cent, or 9. 48 points, to 1,529. 38 on turnover of 219. 9 billion yuan. In mainland...
By Dow Jones The 86-year-old tycoon is reorganizing his empire into two companies, separating his Hong Kong property assets from his internationally focused conglomerate. In a Jan. 9 stock-exchange filing, Cheung Kong and Hutchison...
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