- Hong Kong stocks rally more than 6% in return from public holiday
Traders in Asia were assessing data on consumer inflation out of South
Korea. Oil prices and the CBOE Volatility Index (.
from: CNBC
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- Chinese Stocks in Hong Kong Rise as Traders Return From Holiday
Chinese shares listed in Hong Kong advanced Wednesday, extending a
stimulus-induced rally as traders returned from a public holiday.
from: Bloomberg
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- Hang Seng Index: Start of a potential new medium-term bullish trend
Aggressive monetary policy with expansionary fiscal stimulus from China may
trigger a medium-term uptrend in the Hang Seng Index.
from: MarketPulse
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- Hang Seng Futures Break 21,000 Points, Bulls Eye Further Gains
The Hang Seng Index Futures (HSIF) began the week on a strong note,
breaking through the key 21000-point level on Monday and closing higher...
from: BusinessToday
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- HSI Up 501 pts; HSTI Up 298 pts; BABA Up over 7%; HKEX Up over 5%; MEITUAN
Up over 4%; BABA, HKEX, MEITUAN, PING AN, ALI HEALTH Hit New Highs; Market
Turnover Rises
At close, HSI rose 501 pts or 2.4% to 21,133. HSTI rose 298 pts or 6.7% to
4,751. HSCEI gained 209 pts or 2.9% to 7,509.
from: AASTOCKS.com
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- Rally may cool off as equities overbought
Staff reporter and agencies The rally in Hong Kong stocks may slow and the
market may even surrender some of its gains in the coming weeks a...
from: The Standard 英文虎報
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- TSX American Preferred Stock Index (STNC) Quote - Press Release
Hang Seng Index with ticker HSI is in new recovery mode as China launches a
stimulus package to pull economic growth back towards this...
from: The Globe and Mail
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- Bulls Take Note as HK Stocks Move in Tandem With Volatility
For six straight days, Hong Kong's benchmark stocks gauge and a measure
tracking the cost of its options moved in the same direction.
from: BNN Bloomberg
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- Alibaba, HKEX attract Chinese investors as inflows to Hong Kong stocks surge
Net inflows blow past last year's total in a buying rush ahead of the
'golden week' holiday.
from: South China Morning Post
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- Hong Kong Stocks Top 22,000 First Time Since Early 2023
Hong Kong stocks soared more than four percent Wednesday morning to top the
22000-point mark for the first time since February 2023 after...
from: Barron's
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- CSI 300, Hang Seng Index Surge as PBoC Cuts Drive Market Breadth Improvement
Stocks Analysis by MarketPulse (Kelvin Wong) covering: S&P 500, Nikkei 225,
Hang Seng, FTSE Straits Times Singapore.
from: Investing.com
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- Hang Seng Futures Break 21,000 Points, Bulls Eye Further Gains
The Hang Seng Index Futures (HSIF) began the week on a strong note,
breaking through the key 21000-point level on Monday and closing higher...
from: BusinessToday
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- Rally may cool off as equities overbought
Staff reporter and agencies The rally in Hong Kong stocks may slow and the
market may even surrender some of its gains in the coming weeks a...
from: The Standard 英文虎報
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- HSI Up 501 pts; HSTI Up 298 pts; BABA Up over 7%; HKEX Up over 5%; MEITUAN
Up over 4%; BABA, HKEX, MEITUAN, PING AN, ALI HEALTH Hit New Highs; Market
Turnover Rises
At close, HSI rose 501 pts or 2.4% to 21,133. HSTI rose 298 pts or 6.7% to
4,751. HSCEI gained 209 pts or 2.9% to 7,509.
from: AASTOCKS.com
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- Bulls Take Note as HK Stocks Move in Tandem With Volatility
For six straight days, Hong Kong's benchmark stocks gauge and a measure
tracking the cost of its options moved in the same direction.
from: BNN Bloomberg
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- KBW Bank Index (BKX) Quote - Press Release
Hang Seng Index with ticker HSI is in new recovery mode as China launches a
stimulus package to pull economic growth back towards this...
from: The Globe and Mail
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- Alibaba, HKEX attract Chinese investors as inflows to Hong Kong stocks surge
Net inflows blow past last year's total in a buying rush ahead of the
'golden week' holiday.
from: South China Morning Post
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- Hong Kong Stocks Top 22,000 First Time Since Early 2023
Hong Kong stocks soared more than four percent Wednesday morning to top the
22000-point mark for the first time since February 2023 after...
from: Barron's
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- China stocks soar on stimulus, but US and Europe retreat
Tokyo's Nikkei index has been battered by a stronger yen. Richard A.
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from: Ashe Post & Times
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