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China’s stocks dropped to a 14-week low as concerns over a new strain of avian flu overshadowed data showing growth in the nation’s services industries.
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China’s benchmark stock index rose, paring a weekly loss, after valuations dropped to the lowest level in three months. Airlines and railway shares advanced, overshadowing losses by property developers.
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Ping An Bank Co., the first lender to report earnings next week, led a rally for financial stocks on speculation a slump that sent valuations to the biggest discount in a month compared with a broader index was excessive.
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Most Asian stocks fell, with the regional benchmark index reversing an earlier gain, as Chinese banks led declines on renewed concern the nation will raise interest rates, hampering the global economic recovery.
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China’s stocks fell, with the benchmark index closing below 2,000 for the first time since 2009, as the value of shares traded slumped to the lowest in four years. Material and health-care companies led losses.
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China’s stocks fell, capping the benchmark index’s first weekly losses in a month, as slumping corporate earnings overshadowed speculation the central bank will ease monetary policy to boost economic growth.
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China’s stocks fell, sending the benchmark index to the lowest in seven months, on concern ordering banks to set aside more reserves won’t be enough to avert asset bubbles in the world’s third-largest economy.
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China’s stocks rose, driving the benchmark index to its longest stretch of weekly gains in seven months, on speculation the central bank may take more measures to boost economic growth and signs that a cash crunch is easing.
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Most Chinese stocks fell after a government report today showed the nation’s economy grew at the slowest pace in three years in the second quarter.
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China’s stocks fell for a second day as speculation corporate earnings growth will slow because of the decelerating economy overshadowed a government report showing inflation eased.
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