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China Stocks Surge After Mortgage Curbs Are Removed
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Business - CNBC
China property stocks rally after major cities ease homebuying restrictions
Shares of Chinese property developers rallied on Monday, fueled by easing homebuying measures, following authorities' blitz of policy stimulus last week.3 hours ago - China -
World - The Wall Street Journal
China to Allow Home Buyers to Refinance Mortgages
The move is the latest in a weeklong burst of easing measures aimed at stimulating China’s moribund property market.20 hours ago - China -
World - Financial Times
Chinese stocks surge 8.5% in best day since 2008
Investors bet that rally which began with Beijing’s stimulus package has further to run3 hours ago - China -
Business - MarketWatch
China’s stock market is closing just as investment outlook is brightening up
The Shanghai Stock Exchange will close from Oct. 1 to Oct. 7 for the China National Day celebrations. Hong Kong’s market will be shut on Oct. 1.3 hours ago - China -
Business - CNBC
China stocks just saw their best day of trading since 2008 amid a stimulus rally
China's CSI 300 rallied 8.48%, closing at 4,017.85 for a nine-day winning streak, its best day since September 2008 and its highest point since August 2023.5 hours ago - China -
World - Financial Times
FirstFT: Israel targets central Beirut
Also in today’s newsletter, Japan’s incoming prime minister calls snap election and US death toll from tropical storm Helene nears 1003 hours ago - Israel -
World - Financial Times
Japan’s incoming PM calls snap October election as shares sink
Nikkei 225 drops almost 5% as markets assess new leader who is expected to back BoJ’s rate rises5 hours ago - Japan -
Business - CNBC
Here’s why Japan’s stocks are plunging after Shigeru Ishiba’s win
Shigeru Ishida had beaten Economic Security Minister Sanae Takaichi in the final round of the Liberal Democratic Party election on Friday.7 hours ago - Japan -
Business - MarketWatch
Aston Martin shares fall 25% after warning blamed on supply disruptions, China
The British car manufacturer said it expects to sell 1,000 fewer cars than previously anticipated due to delays at several of its suppliers4 hours ago - China
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