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Asia: Mixed feelings on struggle against motorists with syrevikami

Aug 4th, 2009 | By admin | Category: Reviews and ideas

 

Tuesday, August 4, Asian stock markets showed divergent trends, with a predominance of positive dimension. On the one hand, rising prices for crude oil and metals influenced the cost of the shares of the commodity sector. On the other hand, the disappointing statement Yamaha Motor and Suzuki Motor have led to cheaper securities manufacturers of cars and motorcycles.

At the end of the trading index MSCI Asia Pacific has become harder to 0.2% and closed at the mark of 113.35 points. Japanese Nikkei 225 index rose 0.22%, Hong Kong Hang Seng went to minus 0.05%, while Australia SP /ASX 200 gained 1.08%.

Today the Reserve Bank of Australia held a regular meeting, which decided to maintain the key interest rate at the same level of 3%. During the meeting it was noted that the current monetary policy is fully consistent with the economic situation and economic conditions in general are better than expected.

Another important novelty in the region has become a statement the central bank of South Korea that the country's gold reserves at the beginning of August, a record for the past 10 months the value of $ 237.51 billion, which is $ 5.78 billion more than in the previous month.

The leader of the fall in the index of the MSCI World Index were shares of the second largest in the world motorcycle manufacturer Yamaha Motor. After the company reported improving forecasts of annual loss of 42 billion yen to 182 billion yen, its quotes revert to 9.9%.

Against the background of the message the second largest in Japan, baby car manufacturer Suzuki Motor that net profit in the first quarter collapsed by 92%, the cheaper the paper at 5%.

Shares the world's largest mining companies BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto Group rose by auction in Sydney on 2% and 4.3% respectively due to increase in the cost of Commodities. Japanese trading company Mitsubishi Corp, gets about half its profits from trade in commodities, earned 2.1% of market capitalization.

Given expectations for further price increases for Commodities and the expansion of world trade against the backdrop of economic improvement, quotes, shipping company Mitsui OSK Lines, Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha and China Shipping Container increased by 1.4%, 5.9% and 9.1% respectively.

Yesterday's success in Europe's largest bank HSBC Holdings, observed during the European session and continued at auction in Hong Kong. Thus, the bank strengthened the paper on 7,2%.

Fortunately a session for manufacturers of semiconductors. After the Semiconductor Industry Association, based in California, reported that sales of microchips in the world increased for the three months to end June 30, at 17% to /for, shares of Samsung Electronics and Advantest grown up to 1,4% and 2,9 %, respectively.

The exception has become the largest manufacturer of microchips in Japan, Elpida Memory, whose papers have stepped down at 0.09%. Today, the company reported that net loss for the three months to end June 30, amounted to 44.5 billion yen, exceeding analysts' expectations of 35.2 billion yen.

The values of major indices at the closing are shown in the table:

Index Country Closing (items) Change day (items) Changing the day (%) Value at beginning of year (the last closing in 2008) Change from the beginning of the year
SP /ASX 200 Australia 4,309.30 45.90 1.08% 3722.30 15.77%
All Ordinaries Australia 4,313.90 43.40 1.02% 3659.30 17.89%
Ho Chi Minh Vietnam 476.59 8.66 1.85% 315.62 51.00%
Hang Seng Hong Kong 20,796.43 -10.83 -0.05% 14387.48 44.55%
Hang Seng H-shares Hong Kong 12,218.67 -149.53 -1.21% 7891.80 54.83%
BSE 30 (Sensex) India 15,814.79 -109.44 -0.69% 9647.31 63.93%
Jakarta Composite Indonesia 2,360.09 21.30 0.91% 1355.41 74.12%
Shanghai A-shares China 3,644.10 9.12 0.25% 1911.79 90.61%
CSI 300 China 3,786.62 -0.42 -0.01% 1817.72 108.32%
KLSE Composite Malaysia 1,179.88 8.57 0.73% 876.75 34.57%
NZSE 50 New Zealand 3,092.80 44.95 1.475% 2715.71 13.89%
Karachi 100 Pakistan 7,796.22 79.23 1.03% 5865.01 32.93%
Straits Times Singapore 2,648.76 -32.88 -1.23% 1761.56 50.36%
Bangkok SET Thailand 464.76 0.19 0.04% 449.96 3.29%
TAIEX Taiwan 6,955.87 -- 100.84 -1.43% 4591.22 51.50%
PSEi Philippines 2,886.96 51.85 1.83% 1872.85 54.15%
Colombo All-Shares Sri Lanka 2,517.51 5.36 0.21% 1503.02 67.50%
KOSPI South Korea 1,566.37 1.39 0.09% 1124.47 39.30%
Nikkei 225 Japan 10,375.01 22.54 0.22% 8859.56 17.11%
Topix Japan 959.02 1.46 0.15% 859.24 11.61 %


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