Markets Hong Kong stocks up at break The Hang Seng Index rose 0.49 percent, or 139.65 points, to 28,375.25. AFP Published January 14, 2021 Facebook Twitter Whatsapp Comments Follow us HONG KONG: Hong Kong stocks climbed in the morning session Thursday as investors await Joe Biden's proposals for a new US stimulus for the world's top economy. The Hang Seng Index rose 0.49 percent, or 139.65 points, to 28,375.25. Joe Biden Hong Kong stocks Hang Seng Index rose Comments Comments are closed. Pakistan Al-Qadir Trust case: court reserves verdict in £190mn case against Imran, Bushra Hong Kong stocks up at break US imposes more sanctions over Pakistan’s missile program PM Shehbaz orders action to combat human trafficking in wake of Greek boat tragedy US Fed cuts rate by quarter-point in third straight reduction Aurangzeb optimistic about economic trajectory amid positive indicators 11 terrorists killed in separate Khyber Pakhtunkhwa operations: ISPR Selling pressure persists as KSE-100 plunges record 3,790 points on profit-taking PM Shehbaz leaves for Egypt for ‘Developing Eight’ countries summit Internet disruption: IT minister says national security top priority of government Rupee remains largely stable against US dollar China says wants ‘comprehensive solution’ to India border dispute Read more stories
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