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Chinese stocks staged a sharp rebound in the afternoon, lifting all benchmarks into the green, with investors citing speculation that regulators have advised funds and insurers to limit sell orders.
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<p>Doha, Qatar: Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) index ended this week’s trading down 2.03 percent, losing 186.630 points compared with the end of the previous week to settle at 9,005 points, under pressure from six sectors.</p> <p>The banks and financial services sector recorded the largest losses during the week, declining by 2.22 percent…
BANGKOK: The Thai baht strengthened against the US dollar on Friday. At 0206 GMT, the baht was 0.2% higher at 33.58 versus the dollar, after trading in a range of 33.570 to 33.663. It ended the previous session at 33.6425 per dollar, as per LSEG data.
