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Zing with the Gold, have ‘‘Some’’ meetings with Chinese traders this weekend at the London International Fine Arts Show, where there will also be the debi¬ t of the painting of the 64-year-old leg¬ ist by the French artist as well as a growing “some” chance of opera fans get¬ ting to see a few of its star singers perform . The sell-off in Asian equities start¬ ed ahead of the Chinese New Year hol¬ days, but the People’s Bank of China reduced the money supply last week as an attempt to avoid a downswing in consumer spending just before the Lunar New Year. The stronger dollar pushed the greenback higher in local equities, with the yuan hit especially hard. Shanghai Composite Index dropped 8.25 per cent to 2,269.58 at the close, with the tech sector down 4.56 per cent to 657.72. Hong Kong Composite Index fell 6.45 per cent to 4,358.35, down again on the heels of the US employment report. The People’s Bank of China’s policy steps and its correction of the yuan last week were met with a large sell off of yuan, with prices rising overnight to 6.9533 per dollar. China’s central bank has been trying to bolster the yuan in the face of declining demand for Chinese goods, particularly from the United States and Europe. Chinese President Hu Jintao said in a televised New Year’s speech last week that there would be further measures to protect local assets. Expectations of further measures had started weighing on Chinese equities ahead of the Beijing market open. However, the PBOC said it was prepared to provide a “credit lifeline” to the market if it found itself facing problems with liquidity. The central bank is under pressure from the Shanghai Composite Index to widen the yuan to a stronger level of 6.90 per dollar. Market conditions in Australia and New Zealand are also being closely watched, with a heavy emphasis placed on company results. Telstra shares closed down 4.44 per cent at $1.10, and Vodafone was down 4.29 per cent at $5.32. Both, are expected to report on Thursday. Aside from the US employment report and the PBOC’s policy moves, other areas of concern include European debt and the outcome of the ECB�
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