Hong Kong: Stocks start Wednesday with gains

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HongKong: Stocks start Wednesday with gains

Hong Kong shares rose in the first few minutes of Wednesday morning as traders were cheered by the broadly optimistic tone across regional markets as they bet on fresh easing measures from leading central banks.

[HONG KONG] Hong Kong shares rose in the first few minutes of Wednesday morning as traders were cheered by the broadly optimistic tone across regional markets as they bet on fresh easing measures from leading central banks.And the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index rose 0.29 per cent, or 8.73 points, to 3,029.93, while the Shenzhen Composite Index, which tracks stocks on China's second exchange, gained 0.20 per cent, or 3.44 points, to 1,690.75.

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