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. 04:39:40 05/06/2024 BST | 5-day change | 1st Jan Change | ||
18,523 PTS | +0.43% | -0.47% | +8.65% |
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Highest HONG KONG HANG SENG increases |
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+4.24% | |
+2.80% | |
+2.71% | |
+2.44% | |
+2.39% |
The sharpest declines in HONG KONG HANG SENG. |
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-1.82% | |
-1.94% | |
-2.09% | |
-4.93% | |
-5.88% |
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