In these markets, Uber became the supporting role under Softbank's baton and evacuated step by step in the wake of the ebb. However, few people are concerned about the "sweeping places" after the market's ebb.
Not long ago, hundreds of idle vehicles suddenly flowed into the used car market in Singapore. Among them, the Mazda 3 Sedan and the Honda Vezel Crossover are predominant, and both were purchased last year (almost 80% new). The customer only needs to pay about S$70,000 to drive away a Mazda 3, which is a full price lower than the new car market price by nearly S$20,000. This "value" situation is almost invisible to the used car market.
Hong Kong opened lower, and losses accelerated in the afternoon due to weakness in Mainland and European markets. Very slow turnover reflected investor caution.
Wall Street could be fighting to maintain the bullish momentum as stocks retreated from multi-year highs, though investors remain optimistic regarding the economy's health.
Hong Kong surged in early trading in line with gains in the U.S. but retreated sharply after China announced it would continue its tightening policies in the property sector.
After spiking yesterday, stocks retreated to close in the red today. A last-hour sell-off brought the major indices down after trading flat for most of the day.
Major indices on Wall Street retreated this week as European concerns and the Fed's unwillingness for further stimulus took some steam off for the bulls.
TOKYO: Asian shares fell on Wednesday after the minutes from the U.S. Federal Reserve's March meeting reduced expectations of further stimulus measures to spur growth, leaving investors looking for more clues to the global economic outlook. European equity markets will likely follow the weak Asian mood, with financial spread betters predicting major European markets to open as much as 0.8 percent lower.
Hong Kong blue chips traded 100 points higher early in the day, but a decline in Mainland markets capped gains. Funds flowed into insurance companies, but automakers retreated.
After a scorching first month, stocks are starting to retreat from their multi-year highs. Is this just a break for the bulls or are market bears mounting a stand?
Hong Kong blue chips opened higher, but lost ground as investors retreated ahead of the European finance ministers' meeting and the release of Chinese economic statistics.
Gold in New York retreated from the top level of seven weeks as the U.S. dollar strengthened after Greece private creditors signaled European government to economic oversight in exchange for bailout, reducing bullion demand as an alternative asset.
Hong Kong blue chips retreated from the key 21,000 level for the second time this week, spooked by a delay in implementation of a deal on Greece's debt crisis.
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Hong Kong followed U.S. markets lower in very thin turnover, slipping below its 10-day moving average. Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index sank 1.8 percent, and the index of Chinese companies fell 2.7 percent.
Hong Kong opened higher, but profit-taking after the recent major rally led to a broad-based retreat. However, lower turnover indicated selling pressure was not great.
A big drop on Wall Street added impetus to Hong Kong's pullback from recent sharp gains. Better prospects for an easing of China's tight credit policies could benefit investors.
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