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Major Stock Markets In The Asia Pacific Region Face "Black Friday"

2011/8/20 9:57:00 42

Asia Pacific Stock Market Faces Black Friday

The previous trading day, Europe and America

Stock market crash

In the Asia Pacific region, investors are in a strong mood of risk aversion.

Sell off

On the 19 day, major stock markets in the region suffered "

Black Friday

"


On the same day, the average price index of 225 stocks of Nikkei in Tokyo stock market

Fall down

The 224.52 point closed at 8719.24 points, or 2.51%.


Overnight, the US stock market crashed. On the 19 day, the Tokyo stock market opened sharply in early trading, and the main stock fell completely.

By the end of the morning session, the Nikkei stock index had fallen by 2.15%.

During the afternoon trading session, the Tokyo stock market's downward trend remained unchanged.

The US dollar against the yen exchange rate stalemate at a relatively low level of 1 to 76, making the market pressure, and the Nikkei stock index finally lost 8800 points.

Among them, export stocks fell all the way, only a few domestic demand shares such as JR, East Japan and Japan rose.


Due to the bad impact of the US and global economic prospects, the collapse of market confidence and the sharp fall of European and American stock markets, the Korean stock market fell sharply on the 19 day. The GEM market was declared suspended trading shortly after the opening of the high market index, and the Korean main board market was also temporarily suspended.

At the close, the composite index fell 115.70 points to 1744.88 points, or 6.22%.

The high star index closed at 474.65 points, or 6.53%.


Analysts said the increase in concerns about the debt crisis and the global economic situation in Europe and America is the main reason for the collapse of the Korean stock market, especially in the near future.


Singapore Straits Times Index fell 91.33 points to 2733.63 points, or 3.23%.

Trading volume was 1 billion 720 million shares on that day, with a turnover of 1 billion 730 million new yuan (about 1 billion 440 million US dollars).

At the end of the closing period, the stock rose to 83, with 520 stocks falling and 629 stocks remaining unchanged.


Cloud top Singapore fell 7.3%, Yangtze River shipping industry fell 10.19%, new telecom fell 1.38%, Hutchison Port Holdings fell 1.62%.

In recent days, the supermarket chain rose 1.41% in the supermarket chain.


The main stock index in Philippines's Manila stock market fell 63.64 points to 4339.90 points, or 1.45%.

India Mumbai stock market sensitive 30 index fell 328.12 points, closed at 16141.70 points, or 1.99%.

The Sydney & s stock index in Australia and Australia dropped 149.30 points to 4101.90, or 3.51%.

The New Zealand stock market NZX-50 index fell 18.38 points, closing at 3267.84 points, or 0.56%.


In addition, the Hang Seng Index of Hongkong, China, dropped 616.35 points to 19399.90 points, or 3.08%.

The weighted index of China's Taipei stock market fell 272.01 points to 7342.96 points, or 3.57%.


 

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