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Tuesday, September 8, the major stock markets of the Asia-Pacific region once again completed the session in the Green Zone. The growth index of business confidence in Australia, increasing metals prices and increased cost of microchips for computer memory have brought a considerable portion of optimism than provide good service to the shares of high-tech companies and commodities.
As a result of the auctions the index MSCI Asia Pacific grew by 1.5% and closed at the maximum level over the last year of 115.91 points. Japanese Nikkei 225 index added 0.7%, Chinese CSI 300 has added to its asset 2,15%, and the Australian SP/ASX200 left in plus on 1,56%. An exception to the overall positive dynamics of the steel markets of New Zealand and Pakistan.
Equity National Australia Bank and Commonwealth Bank of Australia stepped up to 3,8% and 2,1% respectively. According to the National Australia Bank, the business confidence index, calculated by the bank through the study of the views of 550 different companies, reached a peak in October 2003 value of 18 points.
With increasing cost of metals quotes the world's largest mining company BHP Billiton rose 2.1%, while its rival paper Rio Tinto Group gained strength at 2,2%.
Central Bank of Japan said that the increase in domestic lending by banks continued to decline the eighth month in a row because of the companies to reduce costs and increase unemployment, which reached a record high. As a result, shares of Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group and Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group dipped 1.8% and 2.1% respectively.
Quotes of the Japanese memory chip manufacturer Elpida Memory has increased by 5,1%, while the company Samsung Electronics earned at the auction of 1% of market capitalization, after Dramexchange Technology study showed that the cost of 1-gigabyte chip has increased from 58 cents in December last year to $ 1 71 as of 7 September this year.
Shares Advantest, the world's largest manufacturer of chip testers for memory went up by 1,1%. The newspaper Nikkei reports appeared that Advantest expects growth of orders in July-September, the number of which exceeded the previous quarter.
South Korea's largest refiner SK Energy has left in plus 15% against the expected increase in profits in the third quarter.
Paper JVC Kenwood Holdings soared 31% after it was reported that the company's profits may be higher than projections.
Values of the basic indexes on closing are resulted in the table:
| Index |
Country |
Closing (items) |
Delta day (items) |
Change day (%) |
value at beginning of year (the last closing in 2008) |
Change YTD |
| SP /ASX 200 |
Australia |
4523.8 |
1.56 |
69.4 |
3722.30 |
21.53% |
| All Ordinaries |
Australia |
4527.8 |
1.5 |
66.7 |
3659.30 |
23.73% |
| Ho Chi Minh |
Vietnam |
537.81 |
2.54 |
13.3 |
315.62 |
70.40% |
| Hang Seng |
Hong Kong |
21069.81 |
2.14 |
440.5 |
14387.48 |
46.45% |
| Hang Seng H-shares |
Hong Kong |
12275.66 |
2.48 |
296.51 |
7891.80 |
55.55% |
| BSE 30 (Sensex) |
India |
16123.67 |
0.67 |
107.35 |
9647.31 |
67.13% |
| Jakarta Composite |
Indonesia |
2371.302 |
1.32 |
30.91 |
1355.41 |
74.95% |
| Shanghai A-shares |
China |
3075.547 |
1.72 |
51.858 |
1911.79 |
60.87% |
| CSI 300 |
China |
3170.967 |
2.15 |
66.759 |
1817.72 |
74.45% |
| FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI |
Malaysia |
1202.07 |
0.98 |
11.68 |
876.75 |
37.11% |
| NZSE 50 |
New Zealand |
3121.553 |
— 0.036 |
-1.137 |
2715.71 |
14.94% |
| Karachi 100 |
Pakistan |
8821.56 |
-1.28 |
-114.3 |
5865.01 |
50.41% |
| Straits Times |
Singapore |
2660.91 |
0.64 |
16.96 |
1761.56 |
51.05% |
| Bangkok SET |
Thailand |
496.66 |
1.74 |
8.5 |
449.96 |
10.38% |
| TAIEX |
Taiwan |
7313.99 |
1.24 |
89.4 |
4591.22 |
59.30% |
| PSEi |
Philippines |
2852.48 |
0.76 |
21.49 |
1872.85 |
52.31% |
| Colombo All-Shares |
Sri Lanka |
2724.29 |
1.86 |
49.74 |
1503.02 |
81.25% |
| KOSPI |
South Korea |
1619.69 |
0.69 |
11.12 |
1124.47 |
44.04% |
| Nikkei 225 |
Japan |
10393.23 |
0.7 |
72.29 |
8859.56 |
17.31% |
| Topix |
Japan |
946.4 |
0.19 |
1.8 |
859.24 |
10.14% |
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Asia: bulls too early to give up
Г‚В
Tuesday, September 8, the major stock markets of the Asia-Pacific region once again completed the session in the Green Zone. The growth index of business confidence in Australia, increasing metals prices and increased cost of microchips for computer memory have brought a considerable portion of optimism than provide good service to the shares of high-tech companies and commodities.
As a result of the auctions the index MSCI Asia Pacific grew by 1.5% and closed at the maximum level over the last year of 115.91 points. Japanese Nikkei 225 index added 0.7%, Chinese CSI 300 has added to its asset 2,15%, and the Australian SP/ASX200 left in plus on 1,56%. An exception to the overall positive dynamics of the steel markets of New Zealand and Pakistan.
Equity National Australia Bank and Commonwealth Bank of Australia stepped up to 3,8% and 2,1% respectively. According to the National Australia Bank, the business confidence index, calculated by the bank through the study of the views of 550 different companies, reached a peak in October 2003 value of 18 points.
With increasing cost of metals quotes the world's largest mining company BHP Billiton rose 2.1%, while its rival paper Rio Tinto Group gained strength at 2,2%.
Central Bank of Japan said that the increase in domestic lending by banks continued to decline the eighth month in a row because of the companies to reduce costs and increase unemployment, which reached a record high. As a result, shares of Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group and Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group dipped 1.8% and 2.1% respectively.
Quotes of the Japanese memory chip manufacturer Elpida Memory has increased by 5,1%, while the company Samsung Electronics earned at the auction of 1% of market capitalization, after Dramexchange Technology study showed that the cost of 1-gigabyte chip has increased from 58 cents in December last year to $ 1 71 as of 7 September this year.
Shares Advantest, the world's largest manufacturer of chip testers for memory went up by 1,1%. The newspaper Nikkei reports appeared that Advantest expects growth of orders in July-September, the number of which exceeded the previous quarter.
South Korea's largest refiner SK Energy has left in plus 15% against the expected increase in profits in the third quarter.
Paper JVC Kenwood Holdings soared 31% after it was reported that the company's profits may be higher than projections.
Values of the basic indexes on closing are resulted in the table:
The head of the NBU council Poroshenko predicts the weakening of the hryvnia in the case of a significant increase in the minimum wage
NBU took hostages
Index of the second tier (RTS-2) last week added 2,73%, and from the beginning, more than 86,00%
If the auction in the United States opens today positive, the upward movement will continue in Russia market
In 2010, Gazprom will increase funding for projects in East Russia 100 billion rubles
European stock markets finished in positive territory Monday trading
Technical analysis of the currency pair AUD /USD
Dollar depreciated - day review of the cash markets
At 16.00 Moscow time the volume of trading in the market for government securities MICEX amounted to 33.49 billion rubles