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Hong Kong shares seen lower, China PMI eyed
HONG KONG, June 1 (Reuters) - Hong Kong shares are poised
for a weak start to the month on Friday after a 12 percent slide
in May and heightened risk aversion globally as slowing growth
and the worsening euro zone crisis keep investors wary.
Manufacturing data from China, expected early in the day, is
expected to show that factory activity cooled further in May on
the back of weak domestic demand.
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