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Chinese stocks slumped, led by financial and health-care companies, on concern regulators will restart approving initial public offerings and data this week will show trade weakened as inflation quickened.
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China’s third-quarter economic growth may “surprise on the upside,” with gross domestic product rising 9.7 percent from year-ago levels, according to Barclays Plc.
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China’s stocks fell to a 13-month low as Chinese banks’ share sales, slower-than-estimated U.S. jobs growth and a worsening government debt crisis in Europe fueled concern the global economic recovery will slow.
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Chinese travel companies led declines in the nation’s stocks traded in New York after a report showed tourist arrivals retreated for a fifth month as the economy slows.
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The yuan rose to a one-month high after manufacturing data exceeded economists’ forecasts, stoking speculation the currency may rebound after its worst quarter since a dollar peg ended in 2005.
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Most Chinese stocks rose after the nation’s home prices advanced for the first time in 10 months and manufacturing indicators beat forecasts.
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China stocks rose, with the benchmark index extending a monthly rally, after manufacturing expanded at the fastest pace in six months and companies from China Shenhua Energy Co. to China Construction Bank Corp. posted higher profit.
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Asian currencies advanced, led by South Korea’s won and the Thai baht, as economic reports showing faster growth in China’s factory output and retail sales bolstered the outlook for regional exports.
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China’s stocks fell for a second day as concern earnings growth will slump outweighed speculation the government will ease monetary policies to boost economic growth.
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Options dealers are charging the biggest premium in four months to protect against losses in Chinese companies amid increasing concern the world’s second- biggest economy is slowing down.
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