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Roundup: Hong Kong stocks close 0.54 pct lower

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HONG KONG, Feb. 18 (Xinhua) -- Hong Kong stocks receded 111.86 points, or 0.54 percent to close at 20,422.15 on Thursday, mainly dragged down by commodity producers following the drop in metal prices.

After an almost flat opening, the benchmark Hang Seng Index fluctuated between 20,569.61 and 20,381.30 before landing slightly lower than the previous closing.

Turnover remained low, totaling 34 billion HK dollars (about 4. 38 billion U.S. dollars).

Among the heavyweights, China Mobile, China's biggest telecom service provider, shed 0.13 percent to 76.65 while the sole market operator HKEx dived 1.15 percent to 129.4 HK dollars. Banking giant HSBC topped the turnover chart, with its share price up 0.3 percent at 82.55 HK dollars.

The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index, which tracks the H shares of Hong Kong-listed Chinese companies, slipped 0.9 percent to 11,601.67.

Cheap lace front wigs The nation's three major players in the oil sector retreated: PetrolChina slumped 0.80 percent to 8.71 HK dollars, Sinopec dropped 1.17 percent to 5.93 HK dollars and CNOOC down 0.81 percent to 12.24 HK dollars.

Meanwhile, China's No. 1 producer of the Aluminum Chalco declined 2.8 percent to 7.44 HK dollars. Jiangxi Copper, which has the lion's share of the nation's copper market, slid 1 percent to 16.06 HK dollars.

Shares of Hong Kong's property developers moved down as selling
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The Hang Seng Property Index's dropped 0.9 percent, the biggest among the four industry groups tracked by the Hang Seng Index.

Cheung Kong went down 1.31 percent to 94.45 HK dollars, Henderson Land lost 1.4 percent to end at 50.75 HK dollars and SHK Properties managed to stay unchanged at 102.9 HK dollars.

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Roundup: Hong Kong stocks close 1.22 pct higher -- Feb. 9

HONG KONG, Feb. 9 (Xinhua) -- Hong Kong stocks gained 239.39 points, or 1.22 percent, to close at 19,790.28 on Tuesday, as mainland financial stocks and property shares going higher. Clip on hair extensions,

The benchmark Hang Seng Index ended near the day high on turnover of 61.65 billion HK dollars (about 7.94 billion U.S. dollars), after trading between 19,461.2 and 19,843.87.

The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index, which tracks the so- called H shares of Hong Kong-listed Chinese companies, climbed 1.92 percent to 11,200.33.

Among the heavyweights, banking giant HSBC receded 0.75 percent to 79.3 HK dollars, China's leading telecom service provider China Mobile advancing 0.8 percent to 76 HK dollars and the sole market operator HK Exchange dropping 1.26 percent to 125.8 HK dollars.

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The property sector presented a forceful rebound on the day, contributing the most in reversing the decline that had lasted several sessions.

Cheung Kong, the flagship of Hong Kong's richest man Li Ka- shing, went up 1.65 percent to 92.15 HK dollars. SHK Properties, the leading residential housing developer in Hong Kong, ended 1.73 percent higher to 100 HK dollars. Henderson Land advanced 2.37 percent to 47.5 HK dollars.

China Overseas Land, controlled by the country's construction ministry, climbed 2.43 percent to 14.36 HK dollars.

Meanwhile, shares of Hong Kong-listed Chinese financial companies rose across the board.
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Oil stocks also went up, with the crude price recovering from last week's loss and settled higher on Monday.

PetroChina gained 2.42 percent to 8.45 HK dollars, offshore oil producer CNOOC went up 3.51 percent to 11.8 HK dollars. Sinopec hiked 1.39 percent to 5.83 HK dollars. (7.7615 HK dollars = 1 U.S. dollar)

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Roundup: Hong Kong stocks close up 0.14 pct

HONG KONG, Feb. 2 (Xinhua) -- Hong Kong stocks moved up 28.43 points, or 0.14 percent, to close at 20,272.18 Tuesday.

The benchmark Hang Seng Index opened 0.93 percent higher at 20, 432.96 Tuesday. It traded between 20,181.28 and 20,533.96 during the day's session.

Turnover totaled 62.44 billion HK dollars (8.05 billion U.S. dollars), compared with Monday's 67.13 billion HK dollars.

The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index fell 51.29 points, or 0.44 percent, to Full lace wigs close at 11,570.35.

The four sub-indices closed mixed. Clip on hair extensions, Both the properties and the commerce and industry rose, gaining 0.76 percent and 0.65 percent respectively. The utilities edged down 0.17 percent and the finance fell 0.31 percent.

Market heavyweight HSBC edged up 0.83 percent, to close at 84. 55 HK dollars and its local unit Hang Seng Bank closed up 0.27 percent at 109.6 HK dollars. China Mobile rose 0.94 percent to 75. 45 HK dollars.

Chinese mainland lenders mostly ended down. Bank of China went down 0.27 percent to 3.75 HK dollars. China Construction Bank fell 1.48 percent to 6 HK
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As for local developers, Cheung Kong, the flagship of Hong Kong 's richest man Li Ka-shing, rose 0.64 percent, at 94.35 HK dollars. SHK Properties, the leading residential housing developer in Hong Kong, ended 0.79 percent higher at 102.3 HK dollars. Henderson Land added 0.79 to 50.9 HK dollars.

PetroChina increased 0.91 percent to 8.84 HK dollars, offshore oil producer CNOOC gained 1.08 percent to 11.26 HK dollars. Sinopec went up 0.98 percent to 6.19 HK dollars.

Li & Fung lost 1.12 percent to 35.35 HK dollars. China Life lost 1.44 percent to 34.3 HK dollars.

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Roundup: S. Korean shares continue to move down for fourth- straight session

SEOUL, Jan. 27 (Xinhua) -- South Korean stocks closed lower fake rolex Wednesday for a fourth-straight session as worries grew over a plan by the United States to tighten its bank regulations, local analysts said.

According to Seoul's bourse operator Korea Exchange, South Korea's benchmark index KOSPI shed 11.86 points, or 0.72 percent, to end at 1,625.48, hitting the lowest level since Dec. 24, 2009.

Starting off the day's session at around 1,640-point level, the index was later hard struck by reports that additional restriction on new lending is likely in China and market anxieties lingered over U.S. bank regulations, according to media reports.

The firing near the inter-Korean sea border between the two Koreas also contributed to the decline, shortly after which the index falling more than 1 percent.

The market promptly bounced back, however, as it was found that no damage was incurred in the incident.

While the reports mostly worried foreign investors, who remained net sellers, institutions individual investors made a net buy.

Clip on hair extensions Information technology firms led the overall decline with LG Electronics sliding 1.85 percent to 106,000 won (91.4 U.S. dollars) despite an upbeat announcement that the electronics giant's fourth- quarter operating profit of 446.7 billion won (385.1 million U.S. dollars), a four-fold expansion from a year earlier.

Leading financial company KB Financial Group, which controls top lender Kookmin Bank, tumbled 3.67 percent to 49,850 won (43 U. S. dollars) as two of the firms' non-executive directors offered to resign, which local media cited ongoing tension between the group and the financial watchdog.

Amid continued gloomy reports from the United States expected down the road, South Korean shares may have to stay sluggish for the time being, media reports said, attributing it to foreign investors who usually do not change their positions amid lingering uncertainties.

In the meantime, the junior bourse KOSDAQ also stayed on the downward trend, dropping 12.82 points, or 1 percent, to 516.43, the KRX said.

The derivatives markets saw a drop as well, with the KOSPI 200 Futures market dropping 1.85 points, or 0.86 percent, to close at 212.55 points, according to the bourse operator.

The local currency slightly turned up, however, with the forex rate hitting 1,159.90 won against one U.S. dollar, up 3.4 won from the previous session.

Bond yields moved up, with the yield on
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Roundup: Hong Kong stocks close up 0.61 pct

HONG KONG, Feb. 1 (Xinhua) -- Hong Kong stocks moved up 121.76 points, or 0.61 percent, to close at 20,243.75 on Monday.

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The benchmark Hang Seng Index opened 0.67 percent lower at 19,987.67 on Monday. It traded between 19,845.93 and 20,254.24 during the day's session. Turnover totaled 67.13 billion HK dollars (8.67 billion U.S. dollars), compared with Friday's 69.5 billion HK dollars (8.91 billion U.S. dollars).

The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index rose 123.44 points, or 1.07 percent, to close at 11,621.64.

All the four sub-indices gained. The properties became the biggest gainer, closing up 1.21 percent, followed by the utilities sub-index, 0.93 percent, the finance, 0.65 percent, and the commerce and industry at 0.35 percent.

Market heavyweight HSBC edged up 0.3 percent, to close at rolex fake 83.85 HK dollars and its local unit Hang Seng Bank closed up 0.18 percent at 109.3 HK dollars. China Mobile rose 1.36 percent to 74. 75 HK dollars.

Chinese mainland lenders was mostly up. Bank of China went up 0.27 percent to 3.76 HK dollars. China Construction Bank rose 1.84 percent to 6.09 HK dollars and ICBC increased 1.23 percent to 5.77 HK dollars. Bank of Communications dipped 0.89 percent to 7.82 HK dollars.

As for local developers, Cheung Kong, the flagship of Hong Kong 's richest man Li Ka-shing, rose 1.85 percent, at 93.75 HK dollars. Sun Hung Kai Properties, the leading residential housing developer in Hong Kong, ended 1.2 percent higher at 101.5 HK dollars.

PetroChina edged down 0.45 percent to 8.76 HK dollars, offshore oil producer CNOOC gained 0.91 percent to 11.14 HK dollars. Sinopec went up 0.33 percent to 6.13 HK dollars.

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Li & Fung added 0.42 percent to 35.75 HK dollars. China Life gained 0.43 percent to 34.8 HK dollars.(7.8 HK dollars = 1 U.S. dollar)

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Roundup: Hong Kong stocks end sharply on U.S. market losses

HONG KONG, Feb. 5 (Xinhua) -- Hong Kong stocks Friday closed down 676.56 points, or 3.33 percent, tracking losses on Wall Street and worries over credit crunch in Europe.

The benchmark Hang Seng Index opened 3.12 percent lower at 19, 706.24. It traded between 19,822.93 and 19,655.88 during the day's session, before closing at 19,665.08. Turnover totaled 77.47 billion HK dollars (9.97 billion U.S. dollars), compared with Thursday's 61 billion HK dollars.

Research Director of Cinda International Holdings Limited Cast Pang said decline in U.S. stocks sent local market lower and it was also affected by worries about the economic crisis in European countries.

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The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index dived 474.1 points, or 4. 08 percent, to close at 11,131.78.

All the four sub-indices lost. The commerce and industry sub- index lost most, falling 3.55 percent, followed by the finance sub- index, losing 3.4 percent, the properties, 3.21 percent, and the utilities, 1.11 percent.

Heavyweight HSBC fell 3.76 percent, leading to a drop of 113 points alone to the benchmark index, to close at 80.7 HK dollars. Its local unit Hang Seng Bank slid 1.28 percent at 107.6 HK dollars. China Mobile down 1.01 percent to 73.85 HK dollars.

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Chinese mainland lenders ended down. Bank of China declined 4. 21 percent to 3.64 HK dollars. China Construction Bank fell 3.01 percent to 5.81 HK dollars. ICBC retreated 3.16 percent to 5.51 HK dollars. Bank of Communications lost 4.81 percent to 7.52 HK dollars.

As for local developers, Cheung Kong, the flagship of Hong Kong 's richest man Li Ka-shing, went 3.12 percent down, at 90.1 HK dollars. SHK Properties, the leading residential housing developer in Hong Kong, ended 3.24 percent lower at 98.7 HK dollars. Henderson Land dropped 3.65 to 47.55 HK dollars.

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PetroChina lost 5.83 percent to 8.4 HK dollars, offshore oil producer CNOOC fell 3.97 percent to 11.6 HK dollars. Sinopec went down 3.94 percent to 5.85 HK dollars.

Li & Fung edged down 0.44 percent to 34 HK dollars. China Life lost 3.22 percent to 33.05 HK dollars.

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Roundup: Hong Kong stocks ended 1.84 pct down

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HONG KONG, Feb. 4 (Xinhua) -- Hong Kong stocks fell 380.44 points, or 1.84 percent, to close at 20,341.64 Thursday.

The benchmark Hang Seng Index opened 0.09 percent lower at 20,534.74 on Thursday. It traded between 20,554.20 and 20,316.33 during the day's session.

Turnover totaled 61 billion HK dollars (7.86 billion U.S. dollars), compared with Wednesday's 68.64 billion HK dollars.

The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index fell 232.84 points, or 1. 97 percent, to close at 11,605.88.

All the four sub-indices lost. The commerce and industry sub- index lost most, retreating 2.05 percent, followed by the properties sub-index, falling Cheap lace front wigs 1.95 percent, the finance, 1.76 percent, and the utilities, 0.82 percent.

Market heavyweight HSBC fell 2.22 percent, to close at 83.85 HK dollars and its local unit Hang Seng Bank edged down 0.64 percent at 109 HK dollars. China Mobile dived 2.48 percent to 74.6 HK dollars.

Chinese mainland lenders ended down. Bank of China lost 1.04 percent to 3.8 HK dollars. China Construction Bank fell 1.8 percent to 5.99 HK dollars and ICBC retreated 2.4 percent to 5.69 HK dollars. Bank of Communications fell 1.74 percent to 7.9 HK dollars.

As for local developers, Cheung Kong, the flagship of Hong Kong 's richest man Li Ka-shing, went down 1.74 percent, at 93 HK dollars. SHK Properties, the leading residential housing developer in Hong Kong, ended 2.11 percent lower at 102 HK dollars. Henderson Land plunged 4.17 to 49.35 HK dollars.
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PetroChina lost 2.3 percent to 8.92 HK dollars, offshore oil producer CNOOC fell 1.95 percent to 12.08 HK dollars. Sinopec went down 2.25 percent to 6.09 HK dollars.

Li & Fung dived 3.53 percent to 34.15 HK dollars. China Life lost 1.73 percent to 34.15 HK dollars.

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Roundup: Hong Kong stocks jump 2.43 pct

HONG KONG, Feb. 22 (Xinhua) -- Hong Kong shares jumped 2.43 percent on Monday, posting its biggest one-day gain in more than two months, along with gains in some Asian markets as jitters over the U.S. Federal Reserve's discount rate increase Thursday faded.

The benchmark Hang wholesale colthing Seng Index added 483.25 points to end at 20,377.27, snapping a two-day decline. Turnover was 43.90 billion HK dollars (5.65 billion U.S. dollars).

The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index, Lace wigs which tracks the H- shares of Hong Kong-listed Chinese companies, closed up 2.27 percent at 11,519.56.

Local real-estate developers led the rise, as Sun Hung Kai Properties Ltd. won the city's first land auction for the year. The company submitted a winning bid of 3.37 billion HK dollars for a site in the Tseung Kwan O area Monday, near the upper limit of the price estimates in the market.

Cheung Kong Holdings Ltd., controlled by billionaire Li Ka- shing, rose 2.6 percent to 93.95 HK dollars.

Esprit Holdings Ltd., one of the biggest Hong Kong-listed clothier, gained 2.5 percent to 56.65 HK dollars after Citigroup Inc. upgraded the stock.

Shares of the Hong Kong telecom company PCCW Ltd. fell 0.5
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