BEIJING Cheap Nike Air Max DLX 2019 Canada , Aug. 26 (Xinhua) -- Chinese stocks fluctuated wildly and ended lower on Wednesday despite the latest monetary easing moves by the central bank.
The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index closed 1.27 percent lower at 2,927.29 points Cheap Nike Air Max DLX Canada , plunging more than 3 percent during the morning session and jumping over 4 percent at its afternoon peak.
The smaller Shenzhen Component Index lost 2.92 percent to close at 9,899.72. The ChiNext Index Cheap Nike Air Max 180 Canada , which tracks China's Nasdaq-style board of growth enterprises, shed 5.06 percent to end at 1 Cheap Nike Air Max 2 Uptempo Canada ,890.04.
Losers outnumbered winners by 654 to 257 in Shanghai and 1,012 to 344 in Shenzhen. More than 660 shares fell by the daily limit of 10 percent Cheap Nike Air Max 96 Canada , while 47 shares rose by 10 percent.
The market extended losses seen in the past four trading days, which came after the release of weak economic data and depreciation of the yuan. The benchmark Shanghai index dived 8.49 percent on Monday Cheap Nike Air Max 270 Canada , its biggest daily slump since February 2007.
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The central bank said the moves were aimed at supporting the real economy amid downward pressure on growth and fluctuations in global financial markets.
The easing only allowed battered investors to take a breath, and the market's downward trend has not changed for the moment Cheap Nike Air Max 97 Canada , according to a note from AVIC Securities.
Aircraft and motorbike makers lost the most. AVIC Aircraft dived 10 percent to 22.79 yuan, while motorcycle firm Lifan Industry (Group) also fell 10 percent to 9.09 yuan.
Banks and insurers were the biggest winners. China Merchants Bank jumped 9.38 percent to 16.09 yuan. China Pacific Insurance rose 5.94 percent to 20.14 yuan.
SINGAPORE， April 29 (Xinhua) -- Singapore shares closed 0.83 percent lower on Friday， as few investors stayed in the market before the long weekend holidays.
Singapore bourse will be closed next Monday for Labor Day Holiday. Not helping sentiment was Wall Street fell sharply overnight on news that the U.S. economy grew in the first quarter to its slowest pace in two years as consumer spending softened and a strong dollar undercut exports. Gross domestic product increased at a mere 0.5 percent annual rate， the weakest since early 2014.
Meanwhile， prices of oil and other commodities jumped amid weaker U.S. dollar. Brent crude futures had climbed nearly 80 percent since hitting 12-year lows of around 27 U.S. dollars a barrel in late January.
Singapore's benchmark Straits Times Index fell 23.78 points to 2，838.52 points. Trading volume was 1.01 billion shares worth 1.15 billion Singapore dollars. Decliners outnumbered advancers 225 to 170， while 518 stocks did not move.
Among top actives， Acromec Limited jumped 28.3 percent to 38.5 Singapore cents. The builder of laboratories and sterile rooms announced two orders worth 5.4 million Singapore dollars without naming its customers. The contracts are for fitting out a lifestyle research chemical laboratory and reconfiguring existing operation theaters at a hospital. The company added its order book now stands at 52 million Singapore dollars.
Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Holdings shed 0.5 percent to 99 Singapore cents. The Chinese shipbuilder reported a 37 percent on-year drop in its first quarter net profit to 448 million Chinese yuan， while revenue falls 11 percent to 2.71 billion Chinese yuan.
However， the company's gross profit margin for shipbuilding increases to 23 percent in the first quarter， from 21 percent following the reversal of 40 million Chinese yuan warranty provisions upon expiry of warranty for vessels delivered previously.
Among top gainers， Great Eastern Holdings rose 0.7 percent to 22.34 Singapore dollars， while Jardine Matheson became one of the top losers by falling 0.4 percent to 55.30 U.S. dollars. (1 U.S. dollar equals to 1.34 Singapore dollars)
NAKURU， April 17 (Xinhua) -- Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta has vowed never to allow any Kenyan to be tried at the International Criminal Court (ICC) over the 2007-08 post election clashes in which more than 1，200 people were killed and 600，000 others displaced.
Kenyatta， who made the announcement late Saturday in a rally in Nakuru vowed to pursue local mechanisms to solve the country's problems.
Speaking in Kiswahili， Kenyatta declared the five-year relationship with the ICC over.
"That chapter we have closed. We have our own courts， we will sort out our own issues. I don't want to see any Kenyan going out there again，"said the president.
Kenya is legally bound to cooperate with the ICC as a signatory of the Rome Statute but MPs have been threatening to pull the country out from the ICC.
The rally was also attended by Kenya's Deputy President William Ruto， journalist Joshua Sang， former minister Henry Kosgey， former Head of Civil Service Francis Muthaura， and former police chief Mohammed Hussein Ali. The cases against the six have been dropped by the ICC.
The ICC prosecutor Chief Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda has issued warrants against three Kenyans， former journalist Walter Barasa， lawyer Paul Gicheru and Phillip Bett for alleged witness interference in the cases against Ruto and Sang before their cases were terminated early this month.
Kenyatta said Kenya has opened a new chapter of reconciliation and gave a pledge to undertake all efforts to ensure that Kenya's elections will always be free of violence.
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