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Thursday, 21 January, stock markets in Asia showed mixed trends. The growth of quotations in Japan and China contributed to the weakening of the yen, strengthening of metals, as well as relatively strong macroeconomic data on the “Middle Kingdom”. China”s economic growth in the fourth quarter amounted to 10,7% and was the highest since 2007, while retail sales in December exceeded expectations, increasing by 17,5%. However, data on inflation in China have raised some concerns about the prospects of further monetary stimulus.
As a result of trading the Japanese Nikkei 225 rose 1.22%, Chinese CSI 300 has added 0,42%, South Korea”s Kospi gained strength at 0.45%. In a significant minus closed markets of Pakistan, Thailand, Indonesia, India, Singapore and Vietnam. The Japanese yen weakened against major currencies, industrial metals, including copper and lead, rallied more than 1%.
At the auctions in Japan growth among exporters contributed to reducing the yen, and the strengthening of quotations electronics manufacturers received support from reports emerged LG Display and Hynix Semiconductor. Sony shares went up by 4,1% and automaker Toyota Motor, receives about a third of sales in North America, moved to 2,1%.
at auctions in Hong Kong rather poorly looked Chinese banking sector. Shares largest banks Industrial Commercial Bank of China and China Construction Bank lost more than 1,5%.
In Australia, reporting disappointing one of the leading oil and gas producer Santos has caused the retreat of th1000e commodity sector. Stocks itself Santos fell 1.7%, and the world”s largest mining company BHP Billiton lost 1.3%.
ROK session marked a departure freight sector against the background of the next lower Index Baltic Dry. Shares of leading carriers Korea Line and STX Pan Ocean lost more than 2%. At the same time, the action-reporting LG Display and Hynix Semiconductor gained strength by more than 3%.
Indian stock market has collapsed amid fears of inflation - according to published statistics, food prices continue rapid growth. Shares of Indian Larsen Toubro looked much worse than the market collapsed and almost 7% after the CFO said the forecast of declining sales.
| Index |
Country |
Closing (items) |
Delta day (items) |
Change day (%) |
value at beginning of year (the last closing in 2009) |
Change YTD |
| SP /ASX 200 |
Australia |
4,827.16 |
— 41.03 |
-0.84% |
4870.64 |
-0.89% |
| All Ordinaries |
Australia |
4,849.55 |
-45.85 |
-0.94% |
4882.71 |
-0.68% |
| Ho Chi Minh |
Vietnam |
478.42 |
-11.08 |
-2.26% |
494.77 |
-3.30% |
| Hang Seng |
Hong Kong |
20,862.67 |
-423.50 |
-1.99% |
21872.5 |
-4.62% |
| Hang Seng H-shares |
Hong Kong |
11,957.83 |
-324.26 |
-2.64% |
12794.13 |
-6.54% |
| BSE 30 (Sensex) |
India |
17,051.14 |
-423.35 |
-2.42% |
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-2.37% |
| Jakarta Composite |
Indonesia |
2,638.38 |
-28.88 |
-1.08% |
2534.36 |
4.10% |
| Shanghai A-shares |
China |
3,312.16 |
7.21 |
0.22% |
3437.46 |
-3.65% |
| CSI 300 |
China |
3,408.57 |
14.14 |
0.42% |
3575.68 |
-4.67% |
| KLSE Composite |
Malaysia |
1,308.36 |
1.74 |
0.13% |
1272.78 |
2.80% |
| NZSE 50 |
New Zealand |
3,225.29 |
-1.96 |
-0.061% |
3230.15 |
-0.15% |
| Karachi 100 |
Pakistan |
9,753.84 |
-150.90 |
-1.52% |
9386.92 |
3.91% |
| Straits Times |
Singapore |
2,850.98 |
-42.15 |
— 1.46% |
2897.62 |
-1.61% |
| Bangkok SET |
Thailand |
718.99 |
-12.81 |
-1.75% |
520.69 |
38.08% |
| TAIEX |
Taiwan | &am1000p;lt;td align=right> 8,127.87
-93.06 |
-1.13% |
8188.11 |
-0.74% |
| PSEi |
Philippines |
2,553.96 |
1.72 |
0.06% |
3052.68 |
-16.34% |
| Colombo All-Shares |
Sri Lanka |
3,519.71 |
-12.70 |
-0.36% |
3385.55 |
3.96% |
| KOSPI |
South Korea |
1,722.01 |
7.63 |
0.45% |
1682.77 |
2.33% |
| Nikkei 225 |
Japan |
10,868.41 |
130.89 |
1.22% |
10546.44 |
3.05% |
| Topix |
Japan |
956.03 |
11.31 |
1.2 % |
907.59 |
5.34% |
Analysis of the Futures and Options on RTS Index
The bond market was closed for the third tier
Arbitration Court confirmed the rightness of FAS Russia against “KD avia”
Uralkaly requirement was FTS of Russia on the payment of taxes, penalties and fines for 803 million rubles for 2005-2006
Shares of Chinese and Japanese companies demonstrate positive dynamics
Players are waiting for confirmation from the U.S. Department of Energy
Euro in Ukraine continues to lose position
Oil clings to the old
NBU has decided to withdraw the license from Ukrprombank and Hypobank
Asia: Inflation knocked on the window enabling course
Г‚В
Thursday, 21 January, stock markets in Asia showed mixed trends. The growth of quotations in Japan and China contributed to the weakening of the yen, strengthening of metals, as well as relatively strong macroeconomic data on the “Middle Kingdom”. China”s economic growth in the fourth quarter amounted to 10,7% and was the highest since 2007, while retail sales in December exceeded expectations, increasing by 17,5%. However, data on inflation in China have raised some concerns about the prospects of further monetary stimulus.
As a result of trading the Japanese Nikkei 225 rose 1.22%, Chinese CSI 300 has added 0,42%, South Korea”s Kospi gained strength at 0.45%. In a significant minus closed markets of Pakistan, Thailand, Indonesia, India, Singapore and Vietnam. The Japanese yen weakened against major currencies, industrial metals, including copper and lead, rallied more than 1%.
At the auctions in Japan growth among exporters contributed to reducing the yen, and the strengthening of quotations electronics manufacturers received support from reports emerged LG Display and Hynix Semiconductor. Sony shares went up by 4,1% and automaker Toyota Motor, receives about a third of sales in North America, moved to 2,1%.
at auctions in Hong Kong rather poorly looked Chinese banking sector. Shares largest banks Industrial Commercial Bank of China and China Construction Bank lost more than 1,5%.
In Australia, reporting disappointing one of the leading oil and gas producer Santos has caused the retreat of th1000e commodity sector. Stocks itself Santos fell 1.7%, and the world”s largest mining company BHP Billiton lost 1.3%.
ROK session marked a departure freight sector against the background of the next lower Index Baltic Dry. Shares of leading carriers Korea Line and STX Pan Ocean lost more than 2%. At the same time, the action-reporting LG Display and Hynix Semiconductor gained strength by more than 3%.
Indian stock market has collapsed amid fears of inflation - according to published statistics, food prices continue rapid growth. Shares of Indian Larsen Toubro looked much worse than the market collapsed and almost 7% after the CFO said the forecast of declining sales.
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Analysis of the Futures and Options on RTS Index
The bond market was closed for the third tier
Arbitration Court confirmed the rightness of FAS Russia against “KD avia”
Uralkaly requirement was FTS of Russia on the payment of taxes, penalties and fines for 803 million rubles for 2005-2006
Shares of Chinese and Japanese companies demonstrate positive dynamics
Players are waiting for confirmation from the U.S. Department of Energy
Euro in Ukraine continues to lose position
Oil clings to the old
NBU has decided to withdraw the license from Ukrprombank and Hypobank