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China’s stocks declined, led by insurers, after an April 20 quake in Sichuan province that killed at least 186 people.
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Chinese stocks rebounded after the CSI 300 Index’s biggest drop in two years and as the government pledged to increase fiscal spending to support economic growth.
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China’s stocks fell, dragging the benchmark index to its steepest weekly loss in 20 months, as higher home prices boosted concern the government will adopt tighter policies to prevent asset bubbles.
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China’s CSI 300 Index entered a bull market after rallying 20 percent from its 2012 low amid signs of an economic recovery in the world’s second-largest economy.
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China’s stocks fell for a second day, dragging the benchmark index down to the lowest level in almost a week.
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China’s stocks rose, led by health- care and financial companies, amid signs of an economic recovery in the world’s second-largest economy.
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China’s benchmark stock index rose for the third time in four days as gains for banks and consumer staples producers overshadowed losses for metal companies.
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Chinese stocks rose, led by material producers, on speculation the U.S. and China will increase economic stimulus after a report from the Asian nation showed manufacturing may be contracting at a faster pace this month.
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China’s stocks rose, capping a second week of gains for the benchmark index, as falling U.S. jobless claims bolstered the outlook for exports and publishing companies jumped after Mo Yan won the Nobel Prize in Literature.
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Chinese stocks swung between gains and losses as technology shares declined, while health-care companies rallied.
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