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Li Ka-shing, the chairman of CKH HOLDINGS (00001.HK)    -2.200 (-2.183%)       Short selling $203.02M; Ratio 20.327%      and CK PROPERTY (01113.HK)    -1.350 (-2.381%)       Short selling $98.03M; Ratio 17.824%      , mentioned that the recent accusations on him and his groups are totally groundless. He deeply regrets that the principles of those articles are distorted with a shuddering tone. He believed that any nonconstructive speeches are not in concordance with the direction and devotion of China's development. The group added that Li Ka-shing did not reduce his shareholding when the group was carrying out the restructuring. Therefore, the accusations of "divestment" were absolutely not true. 

                                                                                                         HSI Surges 872 pts; HSCEI Leaps 5% Hong Kong stocks followed the external markets' uptrend and Hang Seng Index (HSI)  gains widen further in the afternoon session. It once soared 969 pts to the day-high of 22,228, and stood at 22,131 at close, up 872 pts or 4.1%. Hang Seng China Enterprises Index ended at 9,975, up 496 pts or 5.2%. Market turnover reached as high as $115.43 billion.  The heavyweight HSBC HOLDINGS (00005.HK)    +2.100 (+3.494%)       Short selling $330.66M; Ratio 18.983%      rallies 3.5% and closed at $62.2, contributing gains of 86 p...

   Active  Stocks Stock Last (A) Last (H) (Chg%) Prem.(%)     CCB 5.47 5.210  (+2.964%) -21.854 ABC 3.15 2.970  (+3.125%) -22.656 ICBC 4.50 4.480  (+3.464%) -18.323 BANKCOMM 6.29 5.490  (+5.172%) -28.394 CM BANK 16.65 19.620  (+9.978%) -3.326 BANK OF CHINA 3.98 3.380  (+3.681%) -30.324 CHINA SHENHUA 15.30 12.760  (+3.740%) -31.578 YANZHOU COAL 9.66 3.610  (+5.248%) -69.342 CHINA COAL 6.61 3.410  (-0.292%) -57.677 PING AN 29.76 37.500  (+5.485%) +3.380 CPIC 22.28 28.400  (+3.085%) +4.577 CHINA LIFE 25.46 26.150  (+4.600%) -15.735 SHANGHAI PECHEM 6.74 3.000  (+5.263%) -63.481 SINOPEC CORP 5.04 4.950  (+4.211%) -19.420 PETROCHINA 8.70 5.900  (+2.253%) -44.361 Exchange Rate: 1 RMB = 1.218900 HKD

                                 SHK PPT (00016.HK) Launches Another 96 Units at 'Century Link II' Victor Lui, the Deputy Managing Director in SHK PPT (00016.HK)    +4.050 (+4.315%)     Short selling $132.68M; Ratio 20.943%    , said the company decided to launch another 96 units at "Century Link II" to meet the high demand. The discounted average price per square foot is $11,786.

 European stocks slumped on Monday after a rout in Chinese markets, wiping hundreds of billions of euros off leading shares and sending one benchmark index to a seven-month low. The pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 ( FTEU3 ) fell 3.2 percent to 1,381.77 points by mid-session, taking roughly 270 billion euros off the value of shares. The index sank to its lowest level since January, having lost over a trillion euros in market value since the start of the month as China's devaluation of the yuan stoked fears of global economic deflation. Chinese stocks plunged more than 8 percent on Monday, in their biggest one-day loss since the height of the global financial crisis in 2007 after Beijing held back expected policy support at the weekend following last week's 11-percent slide. "The events in China are clearly serious and demonstrate that the development model there is struggling to maintain growth," Taube Hodson Stonex Partners fund manager, Mark Evans, said. VO...

                                  CHINESE INDEXES HIT..  Chinese stocks plunged more than 8 percent on Monday, posting their biggest one-day loss since the height of the global financial crisis in 2007 as disillusioned investors dumped shares after Beijing held back expected policy support at the weekend following last week's 11 percent slide. The latest tumble, which saw flagship indexes resolutely breaking key support levels, wiped out what was left of the market's stellar gains this year. The blue-chip CSI300 index ( CSI300 ) tumbled 8.8 percent, to 3,275.53, while the Shanghai Composite Index ( SSEC ) slumped 8.5 percent, to 3,209.91 points, putting it back where it began 2015. Hong Kong's Hang Seng index ( HSI ) fell for the seventh straight day, dropping 5.2 percent to 21,251.57 points, which analysts blamed both on weak onshore performance and to investors moving money out of yua...

The European and U.S. bourses decreased significantly last Friday. Loss of Hang Seng Index widened after opening down 803 pts this morning. Shanghai Composite Index dived 8.5%, marking the largest drop in more than 8 years. Hang Seng Index once hit the intra-day low at 21,136, down 1,273 pts, being the lowest level since July 2013. The index closed at 21,251, down 1,158 pts or 5.2%. Hang Seng China Enterprises Index last printed at 9,602, down 592 pts or 5.8%, hitting the over 1-year low. The market turnover surged to $138.971 billion.                                                                        HSI Tumbles Over 1,100 pts; HSCEI Slumps 5.8% Most of the blue chips and red chips headed south today and only CITIC (00267.HK)    +0.040 (+0.287%)       Short selling ...