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Tokyo stocks rise on bargain-hunting
Tokyo stocks rose on Monday as investors bought on dips, with sentiment weighed down by geopolitical worries including the diplomatic fallout from the death of
Hong Kong stocks up at break, tracking Chinese surge
Hong Kong stocks surged in the morning Monday...
Shanghai surge leads Asian markets rally
Most Asian markets rose Monday, with Shanghai surging more than four percent to build on
Shanghai stocks extend rally at open
Shares rallied at the start of trade in Shanghai on Monday...
Tokyo stocks open lower ahead of earnings season
Tokyo stocks opened lower on Monday amid lingering geopolitical worries including the diplomatic fallout from the death of
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