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China’s stocks rose, lifting the Shanghai Composite Index from its biggest slump in a month, as gains by health-care and technology stocks overshadowed losses among property developers.
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China’s stocks fell for the first time in five days, led by energy and industrial companies, as a slump in producer prices signaled demand is weakening in the world’s second-biggest economy.
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Hong Kong stocks fell, with the benchmark index halting a four-day advance, after China’s inflation rose more than expected while producer prices declined. Solar companies slid on a report of European tariffs.
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China’s stocks fell, led by property and cement companies, on concern government measures to limit home-price gains will hurt profit. A gauge of price swings on the benchmark index rose to a one-year high.
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China’s stocks fell, dragging the benchmark index down the most in three weeks, as a gauge of manufacturing for this month slowed more than estimated.
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Most Asian stocks fell, with the regional benchmark index heading for its first decline in three days, after a preliminary report showed Chinese manufacturing expanded less than economists estimated.
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China’s stocks rose, driving the biggest gains for the benchmark index in a month, on economic growth optimism and as property developers rallied after China Vanke Co.’s profit beat analyst estimates.
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Anhui Conch Cement Co., China’s biggest maker of the building material, said 2008 profit rose 4.5 percent as the company cut production costs by adopting energy-efficient technologies.
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China’s stocks plunged, dragging down the CSI 300 Index by the most in two years, after the government ordered more measures to cool property prices and growth in the nation’s services industries slowed.
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China’s stocks rose, driving the benchmark index up by the most in three weeks, after data showed the nation’s manufacturing industry expanded for the first time since July.
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