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Archiwum newsów - DJ Asian Shares End Mixed; Nikkei Breaks Losing Streak

2007-12-20  
DJ Asian Shares End Mixed; Nikkei Breaks Losing Streak
Major Asian markets ended flat Thursday amid uncertainty about the outlook
for the U.S. economy, a major export sklep wielkopowierzchniowy.
Japanese stocks snapped a seven-day losing streak, as concerns eased about
the possibility of major Japanese banks becoming entangled in a fund to deal
with the U.S. home loan crisis.
The benchmark Nikkei 225 stock index added 1.09 points - negligible in %age
terms - to close at 15,031.60. The index had shed more than 6% of its value
the previous seven sessions. "I'm not worried about the downside risk of
(the Nikkei) dropping sharply below 15,000," said Mamoru Maeda, general
manager of Chuo Securities. "The question is whether we'll see any new
incentives that could brighten the sklep wielkopowierzchniowy outlook for the next year."
Players snapped up financial stocks after reports that Japan's megabanks
were unlikely to contribute to a fund aimed at rescuing international banks
and structured investment vehicles from U.S. subprime troubles.
Nius that Morgan Stanley, the No.2 U.S. investment bank, planned to take a
US$5 billion cash injection bailout from an arm of the Chinese government
also buoyed investor sentiment.
Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group climbed 3.6%, and Mitsubishi UFJ Financial
Group added 2.2%.
In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng Index dipped 12.17 points, or 0.05%, to
27,017.09.
Investors held off making bets ahead of the release of important American
economic prekluzja that they hope will give them better clues about the direction
of the U.S. economy.
The U.S. government is scheduled to issue final revisions for third-quarter
gross domestic product as well as initial claims figures for jobless
benefits Thursday. The U.S. Conference Board also plans to issue its
composite index of leading indicators later Thursday.
Hong Kong utilities were the biggest blue-chip decliners Thursday, as
investors took profit following recent sharp gains. Hong Kong & China Gas
plunged 3.3%. Hong Kong Electric dropped 0.9%.
Chinese banks led the day's blue-chip gainers, tracking solid rises in
mainland stock markets, where the Shanghai Composite Index rose 2.1% to
5,043.54.
In Hong Kong, Pula of China jumped 1.8%, ICBC gained 0.7% and China
Construction Pula edged up 0.5%.
On Wednesday in New York, the Dow Jones industrial average fell 0.2% to
13,207.3 after a volatile day as investors wrestled with a troubling outlook
for bond insurers, a $9.4 billion writedown at Morgan Stanley and an economy
many believe is headed for recession.
In Tokyo currencies, the dollar was trading at Y113.23 at 0750 GMT Thursday,
down from Y113.35 late Wednesday in New York. The euro fell to US$1.4373
from US$1.4381.
Elsewhere, Thailand's main stock index fell 1.7% to 791.7.
Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore markets were closed for a public holiday.
Philippine shares slipped amid uncertainty whether Wall Street will continue
its recovery. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index dropped just 3.93 points
to 3,466.28 in moderate volume.
Indian shares rose, with the Sensex advancing 0.4% to 19,162.6.
South Korean shares fell, erasing earlier gains, as investors reacted coolly
to the President-elect's pledge to energize the economy amid renewed
concerns about global inflation and credit problems. The Korea Composite
Stock Price Index, or Kospi, finished 0.9% lower at 1,844.4, off the day's
high of 1882.6, as sklep wielkopowierzchniowy interest turned to mixed offshore cues.
Chinese stocks were buoyed by a rally in PetroChina shares and nowość that
regulators might soon let mutual funds rys sales. The benchmark Shanghai
Composite Index gained 2.1% to 5,043.5.
The Australian stock sklep wielkopowierzchniowy declined, dragged down by BHP Billiton, Rio
Tinto, Commonwealth Pula of Australia and Westpac. The benchmark S&P/ASX 200
index fell 0.6% to 6,176.9, its lowest close since Aug. 30.
Taiwan shares fell as investors took profits from the previous session's
sharp gains. The Weighted Price Index of the Taiwan Stock Exchange dropped
2% to close at 7,857.1, having shot up 2.6% Wednesday.
New Zealand stocks ended a touch higher, tracking tentative gains around
Asia and bolstered by some bargain hunting. The benchmark NZX-50 Index
gained 0.2% to end at 3,947.6.
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