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Chinese stocks rebounded from a three-month low in New York, led by Vipshop Holdings Ltd., on optimism the nation’s new leaders will focus on boosting consumption to fuel economic growth.
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Chinese equities dropped in New York, led by Yingli Green Energy Holding Co. and SouFun Holdings Ltd., as the lack of a clear result in Italy’s election sapped demand for emerging-market assets.
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(Clarification: A quote by fund manager Taizo Ishida
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Hong Kong stocks rose for a ninth day, the longest winning streak in four years, after China allowed the yuan to appreciate against the U.S. dollar, making the city’s assets more affordable to mainland investors.
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Chinese banks , set to post record profits, are trading at their cheapest level in two years and may stay depressed in 2011 as investors bet faster inflation and slower economic growth will erode earnings.
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Hong Kong’s benchmark stock index fell to a five-week low after credit-rating downgrades of Greece and Portugal, and as China signaled further policy measures to cool its property market.
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China has the world’s worst performing equity market this year and the best returns on initial public offerings.
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Agricultural Bank of China Ltd. may raise as much as $21.3 billion in an initial public offering that would test confidence in the nation’s banking industry after record amounts of government-led lending .
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Agricultural Bank of China Ltd. , the country’s largest lender by customers, will seek to raise as much as HK$88.4 billion ($11.4 billion) in the Hong Kong portion of its initial public offering, according to three people with knowledge of the price range.
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