Hong Kong (AFP) – Most Asia shares rose Wednesday as calm returned to global markets after a heavy sell-off at the start of the week, with investors taking a cue from a rally on Wall Street ahead of a key US Federal Reserve policy meeting later in the day. Shanghai edged up on easing concerns about government’s measures to support mainland equities that were put in place at the start of the month to prevent a market meltdown. Shanghai added 1.32 percent after slumping more than 10 percent in the past three sessions, while Hong Kong rose 0.82 percent, Sydney![]()
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