Hong Kong share ended higher on Friday, shrugging off weakness in China after Beijing posted a fall foreign exchange reserves for two straight months - the first in almost three years, but gains were capped by persistent chart resistance, according to Reuters. The Hang Seng Index closed up 0.57 percent on the day and up 3.29 percent on the week at 19,204.42. The China Enterprises Index closed up 1.12 percent on the day and up 6.51 percent on the week at 10,637.03. The Shanghai Composite Index snapped a nine-week losing streak, rising 3.75 percent. But it slipped 1.34 percent on the day to finish at 2,244.58, off the week's high after falling back from the 2,300 resistance level all week.
