Asia-Pacific stocks increased Wednesday, Sept. 6, with the Japanese market showing an eighth day of increases and shares in Hong Kong declining for the...
Asia-Pacific stocks increased Wednesday, Sept. 6, with the Japanese market showing an eighth day of increases and shares in Hong Kong declining for the second day.
Among the Hang Seng Index constituents, property managers company Country Garden Svcs 6098, +5.85% saw the largest increase Wednesday, as shares gained 5.8%. Shares of portable power tools firm Techtronic Industries 669, -2.72% and clothing company Shenzhou Intl Group 2313, -2.72% weakened 2.7% and 2.7%, respectively.
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