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China’s one-year interest-rate swaps fell for an eighth day, the longest losing streak since 2006, as a report on lending added to speculation policy makers will cut banks’ reserve-requirement ratios.
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Emerging-market stocks dropped the most in almost six months on concern Europe’s debt crisis will worsen and China’s slowdown may deepen.
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Shares of the following companies had unusual moves in China trading. Stock symbols are in parentheses as of the close.
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China’s stocks fell for a fourth day on speculation the nation’s economic slowdown may deepen and as Greece’s failure to form a new government increased concern the country will leave the euro.
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China’s four biggest banks reported almost zero net new lending in the two weeks ended May 13, Shanghai Securities News reported today, citing unidentified people familiar with the matter.
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A Federal Reserve decision to let Chinese banks acquire U.S. lenders was challenged by Senator Bob Casey, who said it could open the way for Chinese government-run institutions to undercut U.S. banks.
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Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Ltd. won approval to buy a U.S. lender in the biggest opening of the American banking market to Chinese companies, less than a week after economic talks in Beijing.
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Swire Properties Ltd. and Hongkong Land Holdings Ltd. led shares of Hong Kong commercial landlords higher after an office building in the Central business area was sold for HK$4.9 billion ($631 million).
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Emerging-market equities slumped to the lowest level in more than three months, with Korean and Taiwanese stocks leading declines, as French and Greek voters rejected pro-austerity parties and oil slipped to a 2012 low.
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Most Chinese stocks rose as government measures to bolster equities overshadowed concern housing demand will weaken and the election of a new president in France may deepen Europe’s debt crisis.
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