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China's shares open 1.49% higher on Wall Street rally
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China's share prices opened 1.49 percent higher on Tuesday, echoing an overnight Wall Street surge and neighboring markets rallies.

The Shanghai Composite Index opened at 1,925.25 points, up 1.49 percent, or 28.19 points from the previous closing.

The smaller Shenzhen Component Index opened at 6,568.15 points, up 1.58 percent, or 101.96 points.

(Xinhua News Agency November 25, 2008)
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