Shares higher despite Chinese slowdown: Afternoon market insights

13 July 2012 Myriam Robin

A slowing Chinese growth rate (7.6% in the second quarter, the lowest in three years) didn’t stop Australian shares from gaining ground today.

At 2.30pm, the ASX200 was up 0.58% to 4091.4, while the broader All Ordinaries index grew 0.5% to 4126.7.

The Australian dollar rose this afternoon, but didn’t make up its morning losses, buying $US1.01685.

Myriam Robin

Myriam Robin is a journalist with LeadingCompany. You can follow her on Twitter at @myriamrobin


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