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Hong Kong unveils relief measures Hong Kong and China shares declined on Wednesday, led by Chinese banks after mainland media said January loan growth was less than earlier reported, but losses on benchmark indices were limited by chart supports. Shanghai Shares Slip below Chart Support, Torpedo Hong Kong Gains China shares suffered their biggest daily loss in more than three weeks on Tuesday after hopes for a cut soon in bank reserve requirements were doused, with the Shanghai benchmark breaking below key chart support, pointing to further weakness ahead. Hong Kong economy seen contracting in Q1 HONG KONG : Hong Kong’s economy could shrink in the first quarter of 2012 because of weak export markets, before rebounding to post growth of 1 percent to 3 percent over the year, the finance secretary said on Wednesday. Hong Kong shares close up Hong Kong shares reversed early losses to edge higher on Friday, posting a fifth straight weekly gain, but turnover slumped to the lowest in about three weeks ahead of fresh U.S. employment data due later in the day. Hong Kong warns of first-quarter contraction Hong Kong's economy could shrink in the first quarter of 2012 due to weak export markets, before rebounding to post growth of 1.0-3.0 percent over the year, the finance secretary said Wednesday. Dim Sum Loans In Hong Kong May Triple This Year as BoCom Sees ‘Golden Era’ Yuan loans in Hong Kong may triple this year as the currency becomes more globally accepted in trade and finance, according to Bank of Communications Ltd., China’s fifth-largest lender by market value. Melbourne Victory announce the signing of defender Ubay Luzardo from Hong Kong side Kitchee SC Melbourne Victory have announced the signing of Spanish defender Ubay Luzardo from Hong Kong First Division side Kitchee SC. Luzardo, 28, has been on trial at the A-League for the last two weeks and now joins the former A-League champions on loan for the rest of the season. Hong Kong Reduces Taxes To Support Growth Hong Kong’s Financial Secretary, John C Tsang, has unveiled a 2012/13 Budget which proposes a wide range of tax concessions aimed at supporting businesses and individuals, who face a possible global economic slowdown. Analysis: China as lender of last resort...more than just a loan HONG KONG (Reuters) - China is filling a lending vacuum in Asia as European banks limp home to preserve capital, and is making sure loans have spin-off benefits for Chinese manufacturers and exporters, even at the expense of the rates they offer. Cash-strapped businesses looking to Chinese banks for loans would do well to have something to offer China in return - for big loans come with strings ... |
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