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World shares edge higher as hopes turn to stimulus, vac

World shares edged higher on Wednesday as some markets wrapped up trading for 2020, anticipating a dose of fresh support for the U.S. economy and efforts to speed up coronavirus vaccinations to help curb the pandemic. Shares rose in London, Paris, Hong Kong and Shanghai. Tokyo’s benchmark fell back after surging to a 30-year high on Tuesday. Gains were modest after a lackluster day on Wall Street, as the boost from President Donald Trump’s signing of a $900 billion coronavirus relief package faded. On Wednesday, Britain authorized use of a second COVID-19 vaccine, becoming the first country to greenlight an easy-to-handle shot that its developers hope will become the “vaccine for the world.”

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World Shares Edge Higher on Wednesday

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Yuri Kageyama FILE - In this Nov. 5, 2020 file photo, a sign for Wall Street is carved in the side of a building. Stocks rose on Wall Street, Wednesday, Dec. 30, putting the market back on a positive footing following a modest pullback the day before. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan, File) December 30, 2020 - 7:12 PM TOKYO - Major Asian bourses were closed for the New Year s holidays Thursday while the handful that remained open was mixed. Australia s S&P/ASX fell 0.8% to 6,632.10, while Hong Kong s Hang Seng gained 0.5% to 27,271.40. The Shanghai Composite gained 1.3% to 3,458.71. Trading was closed in Tokyo and South Korea. The Tokyo exchange marked the end of trading for the year Wednesday, with the Nikkei falling 0.5%, and trading will not reopen until Monday next week. Global markets will be closed New Yearâs Day Friday.

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World shares edge higher as hopes turn to stimulus, vaccines

World shares edge higher as hopes turn to stimulus, vaccines
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Global shares rise on stimulus, vaccine hopes – The Manila Times

Global shares rise on stimulus, vaccine hopes – The Manila Times
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