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Chinese shares climb another peak
www.chinanews.cn 2007-04-24 10:09:48
(Source: Xinhua)
BEIJING, April 24 - Chinese shares soared to another new high on Monday,
with the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index, led by steel and bank
stocks, breaking the 3,700-point mark for the first time.
The index, which covers both yuan-denominated A-shares and foreign
currency-denominated B-shares on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, jumped
126.69 points or 3.53 percent to close at a record 3,710.89 points.
Turnover reached 184.5 billion yuan (23.65 billion U.S. dollars).
The component index of the smaller Shenzhen Stock Exchange was up 426.42
points or 4.16 percent to 10,685.06 points on turnover of 105.4 billion
yuan.
The vast majority of the shares moved up - including 828 on the Shanghai
bourse and 578 on the Shenzhen bourse - with 110 of them going up by the
maximum ten percent.
Steel stocks recorded the highest rise, with Liaoning-based Fushun
Special Steel Co. Ltd., Gansu-based Jiuquan Iron and Steel Group and
Hebei-based Chengde Xinxin Vanadium and Titanium Co. Ltd. hitting their
daily ten percent limits.
The heavyweight Industrial and Commercial Bank of China gained 2.07
percent to close at 5.43 yuan, while the Bank of China was up2.36 percent
to 5.65 yuan.
"Following last week's plunge, the stock market has recovered rapidly
with shares rising on Friday and again today. This reflects continuing
market expectations of higher share prices", said Qiu Yanying, an analyst
at Shanghai TX Investment Consulting Co. Ltd.
Chinese shares plummeted by more than four percent on April 19 ahead of
the release of China's first quarter economic data and amid concerns that
an overheated economy might prompt the central government to raise
interest rates.
But the next day, when official figures proved to be "better than
expected", shares bounced back sharply with investors setting off on
another buying spree, said an analyst with Guotai Junan Securities.
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