HONG KONG, May 16 (Reuters) - Hong Kong's Hang Seng Mainland Properties Index rose more than 3% in early trading on Thursday, after report that China is considering a plan for local governments nationwide to buy millions of unsold homes to ease a protracted property crisis. (Reporting by Clare Jim; Editing by Kim Coghill)
Delayed Hong Kong S.E. 12:00:00 2024-06-12 am EDT | 5-day change | 1st Jan Change | ||
17,913 PTS | -1.45% | -2.78% | +5.08% |
Jun. 11 | Yue Yuen Industrial's May Sales Rises 2% | MT |
Jun. 11 | Le Saunda Holdings' Sales Declines in Fiscal Q1 | MT |
Highest HONG KONG HANG SENG increases |
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+16.39% | |
+9.65% | |
+1.61% | |
+1.41% | |
+0.91% |
The sharpest declines in HONG KONG HANG SENG. |
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-4.59% | |
-5.24% | |
-5.47% | |
-6.05% | |
-6.05% |
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