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(RTTNews) - The Hong Kong stock market has alternated between positive and negative finishes through the last five trading days since the end of the three-day slide in which it had given up almost 600 points or 2.5 percent. The Hang Seng now sits just above the 23,830-point plate
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Wheat led the grains on Monday as the WEAT fund rose 1.37%, while soybean and corn funds edged up. See the board and the Latin America read.
Oil slid on Monday after the G7 said it would release strategic stocks, while Petrobras’s New York shares jumped 11.50% on Brazil’s election.
Steel shares rose on Monday: the SLX ETF gained 1.54%, CSN’s ADR jumped 6.90% and Gerdau gained 3.19%. See the board and what to watch.
Investors showed strong preference for the 364-day Treasury bill in the latest government debt auction, with bids reaching about GH¢474 million.
Philippine inflation gained pace again in September, ending four months of deceleration as fuel prices surged.
Stronger domestic travel in Indonesia and growth in company-operated hotels helped RedDoorz offset weaker consumer spending.
