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Hong Kong shares jump in bumpy session, China blue chips inch higher

Hang Seng Index +1.35%, SSEC -0.18%CSI300 inches up as consumer firms reboundTraders dismiss reports

Hong Kong shares jump in bumpy session, China blue chips inch higher

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Hong Kong shares jump in bumpy session, China blue chips inch higher

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