below an 8.0 percent Reuters poll consensus.
of the leading Chinese listings in Hong Kong shed 2.4 percent.
after gold prices sank to a 2-year low.
Bank of Communication International Securities.
from February's 1.07 trillion yuan.
year, compared with the Hang Seng Index's 4 percent loss.
Shanghai and 8.8 percent to its lowest since July in Hong Kong.
with the 9 percent slide for the China Enterprises Index.
revenue from property sales jumped 61.3 percent.
the weaker first quarter growth figure.
percent versus estimates for 12.5 percent.
quarter net profit may drop by up to 80 percent.
day of HK$7.19 is next seen offering chart support.
before due to increasing market competition.