Asia: investors are happy to have summed up the year

By admin at 20 January, 2010, 1:11 pm

 

Wednesday, December 30, stock markets in Asia have shown mixed dynamics. Negative side was headed by the airline against the backdrop of rumors of impending bankruptcy of Japan Airlines. The mining sector was trading in a moderate minus, with the exception of the Chinese segment. The Australian dollar weakened - traders are now less likely to expect further increases in interest rates by the central bank of Australia.

As a result of trading the Japanese Nikkei 225 lost 0.9%, Chinese CSI 300 has left in plus on 1,66%, Hong Kong"s Hang Seng fell 0.01%, South Korea"s Kospi gained strength at 0.64%, while Australia"s SP /ASX 200 lost 0,24%.

Japan Airlines shares crashed to 0.24% on the background of rumors that the company"s bankruptcy is inevitable. Japanese Cabinet in the near future will discuss options for saving the airline. At the auctions in Seoul on Asiana Airlines lost 6.9% after the announcement of its parent company that it intends to ask the lenders about restructuring the debt.

At the auctions in Australia is moderate adjustments in the commodity sector. The country"s largest gold producer Newcrest Mining has left in a minus on 0,9%, the world"s largest mining company BHP Billiton lost 0.5%. At the same time, China"s primary sector was trading in positive territory - stocks leading earner China Shenhua Energy coal prices increased by 2,7%, the largest copper producer Tongling Nonferrous Metals gained strength at 1%.

Singapore market closed in positive territory at 0.35% - the bidders to buy stakes in banks and property developers on the background of local analysts" comments on positive prospects of these sectors in 2010, the largest developer CapitaLand shares added 1.2%. United Overseas Bank shares went up by 1,1%.

At auction in Malaysia, there was sluggish profit-taking. Equity Bank CIMB Group fell 1.4%; palm planter Sime Darby lost 0,22%. Similar sentiments prevailed in Thailand, where investors recorded profits from blue chips, including neftegazovika PTT.

For a number of Asian markets, including Japan, Indonesia and Thailand, today was the last day of trading in the past year.

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Index Country Closing (items) Delta day (%) change per day (items) Change from the beginning of 2009 (%)
SP /ASX 200 Australia 4833,317 -0,24 -11,79 30,16
All Ordinaries Australia 4846,995 -0,2 -9,665 32,72
Ho Chi Minh Vietnam 495, 36 2,25 10,91 53,49
Hang Seng Hong Kong 21496,62 -- 0,01 -2,82 49,43
Hang Seng H-shares Hong Kong 12530,77 -0,9 -114,16 60,23
BSE 30 (Sensex) India 17343,82 -0,33 -- 57,74 80,38
Jakarta Composite Indonesia 2534,356 0,61 15,362 85,85
Shanghai A-shares China 3422,249 1,59 53,563 76,21
CSI 300 China 3558,857 1,66 58,12 92,59
KLSE Composite Malaysia 1271,12 -0,32 -4,1 45,45
NZSE 50 New Zealand 3220,911 -0,131 -4,217 18 76
Karachi 100 Pakistan 9507,95 1,03 97,29 60,45
Straits Times Singapore 2879,76 0,35 10 62,91
Bangkok SET Thailand 520,69 -1,18 -6,2 66,50
TAIEX Taiwan 0,73 58,45 75,42
PSEi Philippines 3052,68 0,65 19,84 54,59
Colombo All -Shares Sri Lanka 3385,55 0,86 28,96 123,32
KOSPI South Korea 1682,77 0,62 10,29 48,73
Nikkei 225 Japan 10546,44 -0,86 -91,62 20,07
Topix Japan 907,59 -0, 9 -8,28 6,59


Europe: Investors go for the weekend with a nice potyazhelevshimi purses
Latin America: another rise before the holidays
United States: the good macroeconomic indicators did not keep indices from the fall
Europe: prices of raw materials and statistics from the U.S. - another guarantee of success
Asia: bidders have relied on raw
Week on the world stage: United States approved a reform of health
Latin America: optimism prevail
United States: the players are reluctant to fix the profit before the end of the year
Europe: posleprazdnichnaya session ended with a quiet growth

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