Hong Kong shares rebounded off a three-week low on Wednesday, led by Hutchison Whampoa after local media reported the ports-to-telecoms conglomerate may spin off its Watsons health and beauty...
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- Oct 3, 2013
- Updated: 5:11am
Asian markets were mixed on Tuesday after political gridlock in Washington triggered the first US government shutdown in 17 years, while upbeat regional economic data provided some cheer.
China shares inched higher on Monday, outperforming other Asia markets as investors chased strength in retailers ahead of a week-long holiday, with the Shanghai benchmark heading for its biggest...
China shares rebounded modestly early Friday after data showed the pace of profit growth for Chinese industrial firms in August more than doubled from July, tempering Hong Kong weakness, with coal...
Hong Kong shares eked out gains in lacklustre trade on Wednesday, helped by a surge in ports-to-logistics conglomerate China Merchants Holdings as investors welcomed official confirmation of the...
Hong Kong stocks fell 0.96 per cent on Tuesday following losses on Wall Street and owing to profit-taking after last week’s rally.
The benchmark Hang Seng Index lost 223.49 points to 23,148...
Hong Kong shares slipped from a near eight-month high, led by a 1.9 per cent tumble for index heavyweight HSBC Holdings as investors on Monday pared last week’s gains on their return from a...
Asian shares fell Friday after a global rally powered by the US Federal Reserve’s decision to maintain its vast stimulus programme, with a surprise interest rate hike dragging down Indian stocks...
Hong Kong shares ended a holiday-shortened week at their highest since early February on Thursday, led by gold-related and interest rate-sensitive counters after the US Federal Reserve...
Hong Kong shares slipped for a second-straight session in light volume on Wednesday as investors stayed away ahead of an expected paring of stimulus by the US Federal Reserve later in the day.
Hong Kong shares slipped from a 17-week high on Tuesday, led by financial counters as turnover dropped ahead of the two-day meeting at which the US Federal Reserve meeting is expected to start...
Hong Kong shares climbed to their highest in 17 weeks on Monday, as investors cheered Lawrence Summers’ withdrawal as a candidate to head the Federal Reserve and Macau election results made its...
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