(ANSA) - BEIJING, NOVEMBER 30 - The Hong Kong Stock Exchange opens the session that is not very moving: on the fears of a new wave of Covid-19 in the former British colony, the Hang Seng index drops 0.15% in the first beats, slipping to 26,853 , 39 points.
The Chinese stock exchanges open the session positive, with the new November data on the manufacturing and non-manufacturing SMEs that confirm the recovery of the economy after the stop linked to the Covid-19 pandemic: the Shanghai Composite index rises by 0.29% to 3.418.16 points, while that of Shenzhen recorded a progress of 0.15% to 2,256.46.
The manufacturing PMI index rose to 52.1 in November, expanding for the ninth month in a row and up from 51.4 in October and 51.5 expected by analysts. According to the data of the National Statistical Office, the non-manufacturing one stood at 56.4 compared to 56.3 in October and 55.6 estimated on the eve by the markets.