Asian markets were mainly up Monday after the majority of eurozone banks were given a clean bill of health by the European Central Bank, but China was hit by the postponement of a planned stock-trading connection between Hong Kong and Shanghai.
Tokyo was up 0.37 per cent by the break, Seoul climbed 0.42 per cent, and Sydney was up 0.56 per cent, but Shanghai dropped 0.67 per cent, while Hong Kong was down 0.94 per cent in morning trade.
The Chinese markets were affected by the suspension of the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect programme, which had been expected to launch this week.
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Tokyo was up 0.37 per cent by the break, Seoul climbed 0.42 per cent, and Sydney was up 0.56 per cent, but Shanghai dropped 0.67 per cent, while Hong Kong was down 0.94 per cent in morning trade.
The Chinese markets were affected by the suspension of the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect programme, which had been expected to launch this week.
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