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South China Morning Post07-17

Hong Kong stocks were steady in early deals on Wednesday, as investors awaited policy announcements from China’s third plenum, amid broadly downbeat views on the outlook for the world’s second-largest...

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Looks like local consumption is the issue. Companies which have revenues from overseas seems not to be impacted
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The Hang Seng Tech Index added 0.6%, while the Shanghai Composite Index fell 0.1 per cent.Tencent slid 2%, while Baidu retreated 0.3%. Alibaba bucked the trend, gaining 1%.Oil companies PetroChina plummeted 5% and China National Offshore Oil Corporation fell 5.4%, after global benchmark Brent struck a near one-month low overnight. 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