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Asian markets continue to hold gains; Seoul Composite up 3%
BS Reporter / Mumbai July 20, 2009, 11:18 IST

The Asian stocks have advanced to their highest levels since the collapse of the Lehman Brothers, last year helped by the gain in the oil and metal prices.

 
 
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The Hang Seng has rallied 447 points (2%) to 19,253. The Shanghai Composite has added 45 points (1.5%) to 3,235.

The Straits Times is up 17 points at 2,448.

The Seoul Composite has increased 40 points (3%) to 1,480 and the Taiwan Weighted Index has moved up 88 points (1%) at 6,938.
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(Updated at 0809 hrs)

The Asian stocks have today opened on a positive note.

The Hang Seng has advanced 341 points (2%) to 19,147. The Shanghai Composite is up 40 points (1%) at 3,229.

The Straits Times has added 12 points to 2,442.

The Taiwan Weighted index has increased 89 points (1%) to 6,940 and the Seoul Composite has moved up 29 points (2%) at 1,469.

The Nikkei is closed today.

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