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Hong Kong Stocks Fall 2% in Asia Session; China Keeps Benchmark Lending Rates on Hold

Shares in the Asia-Pacific fell on Monday as China’s central bank kept its benchmark lending rates, or loan prime rates, on hold.

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European Markets Slightly Lower as Investors Gauge Economic Outlook

European markets were marginally lower on Monday as investors continued to assess inflationary pressures and the trajectory of interest rates.

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Alibaba Stock Will Recover With The Government s Commitment (NYSE:BABA)

Despite the positive news on 29 April, the recovery in Alibaba's stock was not meaningful. Yet BABA could be a speculative buy for investors. See why here.

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JD com Founder Joins Ranks of Chinese Entrepreneurs Who Step Down

Richard Liu will still control the voting power of JD.com, China's second-largest e-commerce site..JD

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The $18 Trillion Question for Hong Kong and Chinese Stocks

The $18 trillion question for Hong Kong and Chinese stocks is, &quot;What will it take for Chinese stocks to be considered safe territory?,&quot; writes Alex Frew McMillan..TCTZF

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