China shares pare gains, HK slips ahead of party plenum outcome


HONG KONG: China shares pared early gains in choppy trade on Tuesday, with Hong Kong markets on the defensive in low volumes as investors awaited the outcome of a key four-day Communist Party policy meeting later in the day.

Huishang Bank Corp and Boyaa Interactive made contrasting listing debuts in Hong Kong. Huishang was flat, but Boyaa shares jumped as much as 30 percent after demand for its initial public offering was more than 832 times oversubscribed.

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