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Hong Kong: Stocks close 0.83% lower

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Published Fri, Jul 3, 2015 · 08:15 AM

    [HONG KONG] Hong Kong stocks sank 0.83 per cent on Friday, in line with a regional sell-off and following losses on Wall Street ahead of the weekend's crucial Greek bailout referendum.

    The benchmark Hang Seng Index fell 218.21 points to 26,064.11 on turnover of HK$148.87 billion.

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