Yang Huiyan News
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Asian stocks climbed, after the regional benchmark index yesterday erased this year’s gain, as U.S. economic data beat estimates and concern eased that the Federal Reserve will reduce record stimulus.
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Asian stocks outside Japan declined, led by material producers and developers, on concern policy makers in China will step up efforts to cool the property market and as Hong Kong banks raised mortgage rates.
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Most Asian stocks dropped on concern Cyprus’s bank-restructuring plan will be used for other European nations, imperiling depositors and bondholders, and on a report China is stepping up property curbs.
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Longfor Properties Co. Chairwoman Wu Yajun is no longer China’s richest woman after divorcing Cai Kui and transferring about 40 percent of the developer’s shares the couple used to own to her ex-husband.
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Country Garden Holdings Co., the developer controlled by China’s richest woman Yang Huiyan, said it will buy prime waterfront land in southern Malaysia, as the company expands beyond its home market.
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Most Asian stocks declined amid concern that Cyprus’s rejection of a bailout plan shows Europe will struggle to contain its debt crisis. The losses were limited as Chinese shares rallied ahead of report that may show manufacturing expanded this month.
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Chinese developers are starting to venture overseas, chasing wealthy locals who are buying apartments from New York to Sydney as the government restrains the property market at home.
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Hong Kong stocks dropped, with the city’s benchmark index heading for its lowest close this year, amid calls for property curbs in China and as Federal Reserve minutes showed policy makers are divided over stimulus measures.
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Sherry Sheng, a 29-year-old Shanghai policewoman, bought herself a 4,000 yuan ($642) black fur jacket, splurging for the last time before she starts paying off the mortgage on her first home.
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Hong Kong stocks rose for the first time in four days as a rally among mainland Chinese shares in the city offset investor concerns that Cyprus’s rejection of a bailout plan shows Europe will struggle to contain its debt crisis.
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