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China’s stocks rose, driving the benchmark index to its second weekly gain, after bank lending surged and as slower-than-forecast economic growth gave the government more scope to loosen monetary policy.
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This year’s plunge in Chinese stocks has “played its course” and consumer companies are among those that may benefit most from a potential rebound, said Hamon Asset Management Ltd.’s Hugh Simon .
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Hugh Simon , chief executive officer of Hamon Investment Group and co-manager of the Dreyfus Greater China Fund, comments on China’s economic outlook and his investment strategy. He spoke in an interview with Bloomberg Television in Hong Kong today:
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Asian stocks rose as raw-material producers gained after China refrained from raising interest rates to cool inflation, while Australia’s biggest banks advanced on speculation they will benefit from increased competition.
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China’s stocks fell to the lowest level since March 2009 on concern the European debt crisis will curb exports and a potential cash crunch before the Chinese new year holidays may boost lending costs for small companies.
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China’s stocks fell, driving the benchmark index to the lowest level this month, as higher oil prices boosted concerns inflation will accelerate and spur more policy tightening measures.
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China’s Shanghai Composite Index , the first of the 10 biggest benchmark measures to enter a bear market this year, will rebound as a surge in exports lowers the risk of a slump in economic growth, according to Franklin Templeton’s local fund management unit.
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Hong Kong stocks rose for a second day in three as China refrained from raising interest rates and reports showed global economic growth gaining momentum.
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Asian stocks rose for the second week this month, as steelmakers led gains, after China refrained from raising interest rates and U.S. data improved.
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Stocks advanced, copper and rubber jumped to records, and the dollar strengthened for a sixth day after China refrained from raising interest rates and as optimism increased that the U.S. recovery is gathering steam.
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