Archive for March 24th, 2008

Asian Stocks Gain Most in a Month; Macquarie Leads Banks Higher - Bloomberg

Posted in March 24th, 2008

Asian Stocks Gain Most in a Month; Macquarie Leads Banks Higher
Bloomberg - 7 minutes ago
BYD climbed 10 percent to HK$13.90 in Hong Kong. China's biggest maker of rechargeable batteries said yesterday profit rose 44 percent last year on higher …

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Think bubble trouble is over? Keep an eye on commodities - Wall Street Journal

Posted in March 24th, 2008

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Think bubble trouble is over? Keep an eye on commodities
Wall Street Journal - 8 minutes ago
Chinese companies raised some $150 billion through Shanghai and Hong Kong stock offerings last year. For the first time, many of them see international …

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Asian stocks rally as US home sales data eases worries; Australia … - CNNMoney.com

Posted in March 24th, 2008

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Asian stocks rally as US home sales data eases worries; Australia …
CNNMoney.com - 15 minutes ago
Bank of China rose 4.3 percent to 3.16 Hong Kong dollars ahead of the release of earnings later today. China Life, also due to report, was up 4.4 percent at …

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SMIC in talks to sell 'significant stake' - China Post

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SMIC in talks to sell 'significant stake'
China Post, Taiwan - 19 minutes ago
HONG KONG/SHANGHAI — Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. (SMIC), China's biggest chipmaker, said it's in "relatively advanced negotiations" …

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Stocks higher on bargain hunting - China Post

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Stocks higher on bargain hunting
China Post, Taiwan - 20 minutes ago
However, Shanghai bucked the trend with a dramatic 4.49 percent plunge as fund managers slashed their positions in banks and PetroChina. Sydney, Hong Kong …

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