China indices likely to shrug off Dubai debt woes

Dubai's debt problems may be sending world markets sliding, but the tumble in stocks in Shanghai and Hong Kong is not expected to extend into this week, according to financial analysts.

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• Hong Kong stocks close 2.28% higher
• Chinese shares rise slightly
• China to issue $4.06b of book-entry treasury bonds
• Central bank pledges 'ample' liquidity
• Pharmaceutical shares catch investor fancy
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• Chinese shares edge up 0.98%, rising for fifth day
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• Institutional investors become major stock market force
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• Hong Kong stocks up 0.3% on Tuesday
• CPIC hikes stake in Changjiang
• Hong Kong stocks surge 5.54%
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• Chinese shares jump 3.32% led by blue chips
• Chinese listed companies net profit up 450% in Q1
• Chinese confidence in foreign banks slides
• Financial firms lead on corporate governance
• More loans but fewer profits for top banks
• Foreign JV funds brace for tough fight
• Chinese firm 'raises $1.26b' in biggest IPO
• CITIC Securities Q1 profit falls 40%
• Chinese listed companies' net profit down 17% in 2008
• China Unicom says 1Q profit $525m

• Chinese share up 0.38%, led by cement, machinery shares
• Rule issued on release of financial info
• Stocks up on better indicators
• Merchants Bank to raise funds via bond, share sales
• Fortis asset sale may not impact Ping An
• Too early to gauge effect, experts say
• Fear pulls down airline shares
• CNPC gets nod for stake buy
• Chery plans public listing to fuel expansion plans
• Citic Bank reports 60% profit increase in 2008

• Chinese shares jump 2.78% after three days' loss
• Bank of China posts lower-than-expected Q1 profit
• Hong Kong stocks close 2.76% higher
• Shares slip 0.16%, dragged by heavyweight losses
• Allianz, American Express cut stakes in ICBC
• Shares decline 1.77% on swine flu fears
• Hong Kong stocks close 1.92% lower
• China to consider stability when timing IPOs
• ICBC says Q1 net profit rises 6.03%
• Lending surge contains potential risks