HONG KONG, June 18 (Reuters) - Hong Kong shares broke a four-day losing streak with a fragile 0.8 percent recovery on Friday, on encouraging signs from U.S. economic data, but caution remained as investors waited to see mid-year business and economic trends.
The benchmark Hang Seng Index finished up 144.27 points at 17,920.93, off an intraday high of 18,015.11.
The China Enterprises Index of top mainland companies gained 0.8 percent or 87.54 points to end at 10,509.85. (Reporting by Nerilyn Tenorio; Editing by Chris Lewis)