Hong Kong Stocks Rally After China Retail Sales Data Lifts Mood

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South China Morning Post06-17

Hong Kong stocks rose on Monday after China’s retail data provided a bright spot in an otherwise uninspiring set of economic numbers, although caution prevailed as heightened trade tensions with the ...

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