26 Dec China stocks falter on signs of liquidity stress, economic slowdown; HK up
SHANGHAI, Dec 27 (Reuters) – China stocks weakened on
Wednesday morning amid signs slowing economic growth and
year-end liquidity tightness. Hong Kong shares rose slightly as
the market reopened after the Christmas holiday.
** Earnings at China’s industrial firms grew at their slowest
pace in seven months in November, official data showed.
Separately, growth in wages and hiring slowed at industrial
firms, according to a survey by the China Beige Book
International (CBB).
Wednesday morning amid signs slowing economic growth and
year-end liquidity tightness. Hong Kong shares rose slightly as
the market reopened after the Christmas holiday.
** Earnings at China’s industrial firms grew at their slowest
pace in seven months in November, official data showed.
Separately, growth in wages and hiring slowed at industrial
firms, according to a survey by the China Beige Book
International (CBB).
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