Hong Kong stocks end morning with gains

Nov 07 2018 11:42

Markets LIVE: Rand breaks below R14/$ on the back of U.S election

Asian markets mostly up as traders keep tabs on US vote

European equities slip as Americans head to polls

SA beef industry offers fresh meat

Asian markets mixed as attention turns to US elections

Pound gains as reports of Brexit progress swing mood toward deal

Hong Kong stocks jumped more than 1% on Wednesday as traders kept an eye on the US midterm elections with Democrats on course to regain control of the House of Representatives and Republicans to hold the Senate.

The Hang Seng Index rose 1.17% to 26 427.31.

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