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		</div><p>Shares of companies making nappies, buggies and infant formula have seen a boost from China’s decision to scrap its decades-old one-child policy.</p>
<p>Investors are betting on a bump in sales for companies with baby or child-related businesses after China’s Communist leaders announced that all married couples would be allowed to have two children.</p>
<p>One of the biggest winners was China Child Care, which makes hair and skin care products for children.</p>
<p>Its shares ended 40% higher on the Hong Kong stock exchange, although its small market value likely made trading more volatile.</p>
<p>Hong Kong and mainland Chinese-listed formula makers also rose strongly, as did nappy makers in Japan.</p>
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