jueves, 24 de junio de 2010

Shares of HSBC and energy led the Hang Seng relapse

Hong Kong's stock market closed today with a drop of 0.59 percent in the benchmark index on a negative day for the financial and energy shares, and in which the main component, HSBC Holdings, suffered the largest declines.

The Hang Seng fell 123.12 integers, to close at 20733.49.

The trading volume contracted again and stood at 47.786 million Hong Kong dollars, equivalent to approximately 6,100 million dollars, about 5000 million euros.

Two of the four sub-indices ended lower, with the financial which suffered further decline, by subtracting 0.80 percent, equivalent to 252.83 points and stay at 31347.69.

The commercial and industrial sub-index closed at 11166.52 points (after dropping 0.64%, 71.55 units), whereas the service ended in 40921.19 (0.28% climbing, 116.13 units) , and real estate stood at 26600.50 (up 0.08%, 20.31 whole).

Among the components of the financial sector, HSBC lost 1.51 percent, to $ 75.25 in Hong Kong. It also ended down Bank of East Asia (1.19% to 29.10) and China Life (1.11% to 35.50).

Among the signatures of the industrial and commercial sector, CNOOC fell 1.89 percent, to $ 13.52 in Hong Kong. Securities also fell PetroChina (1.10%, to 9) and China Unicom (0.97% to 10.26).

Three of the four service components finished higher, with China at the head Res Power (1.54% to 17.14).

In the property sector, Hang Lung Properties added 0.82 percent, to $ 30.90 in Hong Kong. The Bull also ended Sino Land (0.70% to 14.40), while China Overseas lost 0.76 percent to 15.76.

The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index, which groups major Chinese state, a decrease of 84.43 points, equivalent to 0.70 percent, which stood at 11935.95 integers.

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