Hong Kong shares open 0.9% higher

Published: Wednesday, Nov 4, 2009, 9:09 IST
Place: Hong Kong | Agency: PTI

Hong Kong share prices rose 0.9 % in early trade today, with the benchmark Hang Seng
Index up 191.09 points at 21,431.15.

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