Archive for April 7th, 2008

Commodity prices weigh down steel, airline stocks - MarketWatch

Posted in April 7th, 2008

Commodity prices weigh down steel, airline stocks
MarketWatch - 20 minutes ago
Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index lost 0.9% to 24364.03, while the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index dropped 1.2% to 13255.96. China's Shanghai Composite lost 1% …

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Zijin IPO to scoop $1.54 bln in major share sale - Xinhua

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Zijin IPO to scoop $1.54 bln in major share sale
Xinhua, China - 27 minutes ago
Hong Kong-listed Zijin plans to issue as many as 1.5 billion new yuan-denominated A shares, or 10.24 percent of its enlarged share capital. …

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Asian stocks stumble as earnings jitters weigh; Malaysia bucks … - Forbes

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Asian stocks stumble as earnings jitters weigh; Malaysia bucks …
Forbes, NY - 36 minutes ago
HONG KONG (Thomson Financial) - Asian stocks faltered Tuesday, with most regional benchmarks flat or slightly lower following a dull performance on Wall …

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Hong Kong shares lower on profit-taking; gold stocks outperform-UPDATE - Forbes

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Hong Kong shares lower on profit-taking; gold stocks outperform-UPDATE
Forbes, NY - 39 minutes ago
PK - news - people ) was 0.40 hkd or 0.96 pct lower at 41.35 and BOC Hong Kong was up 0.06 hkd or 0.31 pct at 19.58. Oil stocks failed to capitalize on a …

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Highlights of major Chinese newspapers - April 8 - Trading Markets (press release)

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Highlights of major Chinese newspapers - April 8
Trading Markets (press release), CA - 44 minutes ago
The QDII investment scope of Chinese banks now covers China's Hong Kong region, Singapore, Britain, Japan and the United States.

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