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Hong Kong shares open lower

Investors take breather following rally of last two weeks

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 11 Feb 2021 9:51AM

Hong Kong shares open lower

HONG KONG – Hong Kong stocks kicked off the day’s morning slightly lower as investors took a breather following a rally that saw shares pile on more than six percent in under two weeks.

The Hang Seng Index dipped 0.14 percent, or 43.44 points, to 29,995.28.

Mainland Chinese markets were closed for a holiday.

Financial markets in Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan were also closed today for public holidays. – AFP, February 11, 2021

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