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BEIJING Chinese stocks closed lower on Tuesday, with the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index down 0.54 percent, at 3,379.04 points.
The Shenzhen Component Index closed 0.53 percent lower at 13,970.21 points.
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BANGKOK The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) index Tuesday moved up 9.28 points, or 0.64 percent, to close at 1,461.95 points.
Some 22.53 billion shares worth 77.72 billion baht (about 2.59 billion U.S. dollars) changed hands.
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KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian stock market ended lower on Tuesday.
The Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (KLCI) was at 1,634.99 down 8.91 points, or 0.54 percent and the Emas was at 11,806.59 down 41.32 points, or 0.35 percent.
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BEIJING Chinese stocks closed lower Thursday, with the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index down 0.57 percent, at 3,363.11 points.
The Shenzhen Component Index closed 0.71 percent lower at 13,915.57 points.
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MUMBAI Indian markets closed higher on Thursday for the third consecutive session amid positive global cues.
The benchmark S&P, BSE Sensex closed at 46,973.54, 529.36 points or 1.14 percent up compared to its previous close at 46,444.18. Enditem
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SINGAPORE Singapore stocks closed higher on Thursday, with the benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) going up 0.3 percent, or 8.64 points, to close at 2,842.04.
The STI index went up 0.22 percent, or 6.08 points, to close at 2,833.40 Wednesday.
BEIJING Chinese stocks closed lower Thursday, with the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index down 0.57 percent, at 3,363.11 points. The Shenzhen Component Index
Insiders hope the government will promulgate the law next year.
The 57 senators unanimously approved the bill at the 6th Senate Session on December 21 after the bill was greenlit at a Cabinet meeting presided over by Prime Minister Hun Sen early in September.
Government securities are a vital financial tool for governments to raise financing from the domestic private sector and from abroad for socio-economic development, according to the minutes of the meeting.
The final version of the draft bill states: “The bill aims to provide a common framework for the management on issuance, trading, and the efficient, accountable and transparent management of government securities.
Towards this end, the company would be tapping the expertise of season banker Datuk Phan Ying Tong to lay down the groundwork and strategies to penetrate the Cambodian banking sector. Phan would also be in the management team of the new bank.
PETALING JAYA: Fresh from getting approval to set up a full-fledged commercial bank in Cambodia, G Capital Bhd is already mapping out plans to carve a significant presence in the country as it moves to list the banking entity in the next five years.
Towards this end, the company would be tapping the expertise of season banker Datuk Phan Ying Tong to lay down the groundwork and strategies to penetrate the Cambodian banking sector. Phan would also be in the management team of the new bank.