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By Feng Jianmin |
September 27, 2010, Monday
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SHANGHAI'S key stock index rose in the morning session, led by metal producers, taking cue from strong performance of neighboring markets during the holiday break as worries for slower economic recovery falter.
The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index went up 0.95 percent, or 24.45 points, to close at 2,616.06 points. Turnover expanded to 47 billion yuan (US$ 7 billion) from last Tuesday morning's 35.9 billion.
The Shenzhen Component Index, which tracks the smaller mainland exchange, increased 1.46 percent to 11,374.71.
Metal producer led the gainers after China's top planning agency said during the weekend that prices and output of non-ferrous metals grew in August.
Output of non-ferrous metals in the past eight months grew 26.5 percent from a year earlier, while output in August increase 8.2 percent from July, according to the National Development and Reform Commission.
Jiangxi Copper Co climbed 5 percent to 30.96 yuan. Yunnan Copper Industry Co advanced 3.66 percent to 20.96 yuan. Aluminum Corp of China added 3.22 percent to 9.93 yuan.
Gold producers extended previous gains on growing bullion prices. Zijin Ming Group Co, China's largest gold producer, jumped 3.35 percent to 6.47 yuan even after its tin ore in Guangdong Province collapsed because of typhoon, causing 4 deaths and a loss of 19 million yuan. Zhongjin Gold Co rose 4.78 percent to 36.20 yuan. Shandong Gold Mining Co advanced 5.15 percent to 46.95 yuan.
Banks were flat on speculation that the loan size in September may drop to below 500 billion yuan from August's 545 billion yuan and July's 533 billion yuan because of restrictions on property market and local government's fund raising activities, reported the Securities Daily.
Bank of China edged up 0.31 percent to 3.25 yuan. Industrial and Commercial Bank of China lost 0.5 percent to 3.95 yuan. China Merchants Bank added 0.16 percent to 12.89 yuan. China Construction Bank lost 0.88 percent to 4.52 yuan.
The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index went up 0.95 percent, or 24.45 points, to close at 2,616.06 points. Turnover expanded to 47 billion yuan (US$ 7 billion) from last Tuesday morning's 35.9 billion.
The Shenzhen Component Index, which tracks the smaller mainland exchange, increased 1.46 percent to 11,374.71.
Metal producer led the gainers after China's top planning agency said during the weekend that prices and output of non-ferrous metals grew in August.
Output of non-ferrous metals in the past eight months grew 26.5 percent from a year earlier, while output in August increase 8.2 percent from July, according to the National Development and Reform Commission.
Jiangxi Copper Co climbed 5 percent to 30.96 yuan. Yunnan Copper Industry Co advanced 3.66 percent to 20.96 yuan. Aluminum Corp of China added 3.22 percent to 9.93 yuan.
Gold producers extended previous gains on growing bullion prices. Zijin Ming Group Co, China's largest gold producer, jumped 3.35 percent to 6.47 yuan even after its tin ore in Guangdong Province collapsed because of typhoon, causing 4 deaths and a loss of 19 million yuan. Zhongjin Gold Co rose 4.78 percent to 36.20 yuan. Shandong Gold Mining Co advanced 5.15 percent to 46.95 yuan.
Banks were flat on speculation that the loan size in September may drop to below 500 billion yuan from August's 545 billion yuan and July's 533 billion yuan because of restrictions on property market and local government's fund raising activities, reported the Securities Daily.
Bank of China edged up 0.31 percent to 3.25 yuan. Industrial and Commercial Bank of China lost 0.5 percent to 3.95 yuan. China Merchants Bank added 0.16 percent to 12.89 yuan. China Construction Bank lost 0.88 percent to 4.52 yuan.
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