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Hong Kong stocks have ended the week down, in line with an Asia-wide retreat and following losses on Wall Street, as investors wound down for a long Easter weekend.
Stock markets on both sides of the Atlantic have pushed higher after two major US banks reported earnings ahead of analysts' expectations.
Tokyo's main Nikkei index has closed higher as the dollar's rebound encouraged buying, but the broader Topix was down, with little fresh news to guide investors.
Europe's main stock markets have steadied in opening trade, before the EU's crucial Brexit summit and the European Central Bank's latest interest rate decision.
Hong Kong stocks have ended in negative territory as a recent rally hit the brakes with investors fretting over a possible US-EU trade war.
Tokyo stocks have closed lower amid a flare-up in trade tensions between the United States and Europe, with investors eying a press conference by the European Central Bank president.
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