Asian
stocks experiencing fluctuating between gains and losses Fbl the end of the
quarter
Managed most Asian equity indices to end the last week in the third quarter on a high, after the optimism that a solution on the market after Spain agreed to abide plan austerity which could help the state to avoid falling into a spiral of debt as well as providing some support to the crisis in Europe.
On the other hand Japanese stocks closed lower after the release of a number of conflicting economic data, prompting investors to abandon Japanese stocks and increase demand for the Japanese yen.
This The MSCI index of Asian shares rose 0.2% to 122.78 in Tokyo, to complement this index as long as monthly rise since June.
On the other hand Chinese stock index continued to rise after news of hesitation the Chinese central bank to inject a greater amount of cash in its history in one week which has increased the demand for Chinese stocks before they enter the Chinese financial markets on holiday for a week.
Down Japan's Nikkei 225 index rose 0.89% to 8870.16, while the Topix index fell 1.10% to 737.42 level.
Hang Seng index rose in Hong Kong rose 0.38% to 20830.38 level, and CSI 300 index rose 1.84% to 2293.11 level.
Index S & P / Australian rose by 0.06% to 4387.02 level. New Zealand's NZX 50 Index rose 0.66% to 3834.15. Kospi Index in South Korea rose by 0.38% to 1996.21 level. BSE Sensex 30 Index in India rose by 1.23% to 18808.69 at the time of writing the report. Taiwan Taiwan Taiex Index rose 0.41% to 7715.16 level.
FTSE Straits Times Index of Singapore rose by 0.02% at 3060.21. In Thailand index rose SE Thai by 0.96% to 1298.41 level yet. Index FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Malaysian up 0.43% at 1636.13. Jakarta Composite Index rose 0.37% to 4241.25 level. Index PSEI in the Philippines rose by 0.84% and closed at 5346.10.
Managed most Asian equity indices to end the last week in the third quarter on a high, after the optimism that a solution on the market after Spain agreed to abide plan austerity which could help the state to avoid falling into a spiral of debt as well as providing some support to the crisis in Europe.
On the other hand Japanese stocks closed lower after the release of a number of conflicting economic data, prompting investors to abandon Japanese stocks and increase demand for the Japanese yen.
This The MSCI index of Asian shares rose 0.2% to 122.78 in Tokyo, to complement this index as long as monthly rise since June.
On the other hand Chinese stock index continued to rise after news of hesitation the Chinese central bank to inject a greater amount of cash in its history in one week which has increased the demand for Chinese stocks before they enter the Chinese financial markets on holiday for a week.
Down Japan's Nikkei 225 index rose 0.89% to 8870.16, while the Topix index fell 1.10% to 737.42 level.
Hang Seng index rose in Hong Kong rose 0.38% to 20830.38 level, and CSI 300 index rose 1.84% to 2293.11 level.
Index S & P / Australian rose by 0.06% to 4387.02 level. New Zealand's NZX 50 Index rose 0.66% to 3834.15. Kospi Index in South Korea rose by 0.38% to 1996.21 level. BSE Sensex 30 Index in India rose by 1.23% to 18808.69 at the time of writing the report. Taiwan Taiwan Taiex Index rose 0.41% to 7715.16 level.
FTSE Straits Times Index of Singapore rose by 0.02% at 3060.21. In Thailand index rose SE Thai by 0.96% to 1298.41 level yet. Index FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Malaysian up 0.43% at 1636.13. Jakarta Composite Index rose 0.37% to 4241.25 level. Index PSEI in the Philippines rose by 0.84% and closed at 5346.10.
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