HONG KONG: Hong Kong stocks rebounded from a US$118 billion slide even with protesters gathered in the financial district.
The Hang Seng Index closed up 0.5% after falling by the same amount earlier in the session. The equity benchmark tumbled 2.6% on Monday. Local developers and landlords slipped after starting the session higher. Wharf Real Estate Investment Co. retreated 1.1% to its lowest in nearly a month. The Hong Kong dollar was little changed.
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