Nikkei slowly moved lower on Wednesday as a pause in the yen's decline on profit-taking in exporters, while Gree Inc. tumbled after cutting its annual profit.
Nikkei down 0.3 percent at 11,337.19, moving away from 33-month highs 11,498.42. Market analysts said the underlying mood remained positive after a U.S. Treasury Department official on Monday voiced support for Japan's aggressive policy to fight deflation and boost growth.
But the market may be susceptible to short-term volatility until the weekend, when the Group of 20 finance chiefs will meet in Moscow.
The Japanese market is likely to remain sensitive to the commentary in the official G20 meeting. Any comments can move the market rate.
Investors focus on individual stocks based on their income, such as internet gamers Gree Inc, a bit disappointed with the profit and cuts outlook for profits, followed by Nomura Securities cut its rating.
Gree fell 11.2 percent to ¥ 1,206, and the eighth most traded stock by turnover on the forum after cutting profit outlook for the year to June to 50-60 billion yen ($ 537 - $ 645 million), compared with a previous estimate of 74 ¥ -84,000,000,000.
Exporters lower, with Toyota Motor Corp. slid 1.2 percent and Sony Corp. fell 5.0 percent.
The yen fell on Monday after U.S. Treasury Undersecretary Lael Brainard said the United States supports Japan's efforts to end deflation and stimulate growth. He then explained that Japan should honor its commitments G7 at market exchange rates.
The yen rebounded on Tuesday after an officials from the Group of Seven said there was concern about excessive movements in the Japanese currency.
The dollar last traded at 93.32 yen, down from 33-month highs near 94.41 yen, while the euro fell more than one yen to the extent 125.00.Investors will also likely remain cautious ahead of the BOJ meeting on Thursday, although many expect the bank to delay any easing steps until a new governor was appointed.
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Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Asian shares steady, Japan soaring
Asian
stocks held steady on Tuesday with regional markets still closed for
the holiday, but Japanese stocks surged after the comments to a U.S.
official. The market as a whole does not have the momentum as investors awaited key events from the U.S. president.
Asia's FTSE 100 rose 0.4 percent higher. Nikkei Stocks posted gains on Tuesday as exporters benefited from a weaker yen after U.S. Treasury official said the United States supports Japan's efforts to end deflation and re-invigorate growth.
The benchmark index rallied 2.5 percent to 11,425.3 points, while the broader Topix index gained 1.8 percent. Exporter shares rose by Toyota Motor, Canon, Sony, and Nikon between 2.3 up to 3.6 percent.
Renesas Electronics fell 5.2 percent, the lowest 3-month, after cutting its forecast for the year ending March 31 to an operating loss of 26 billion yen ($ 278 million).
However, Nissan Motor lost 2.5 percent after full-year net profit unchanged, bucking the trend among Japanese automakers for a more optimistic as a result of the depreciation of the yen.
South Korean shares edged up on Tuesday, extending gains after strong data from China over the weekend.The Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) rose 0.1 percent to 1,952.8 points. Samsung Electronics rose 0.8 percent while Hyundai Motors rose 0.5 percent.
Network Tongyang lost 2.3 percent after announcing on Friday that talks with a unit of IBM preferential South Korea to purchase its IT services business has been postponed temporarily.
Australian shares edged up 0.2 percent, led by the financial sector, after the end of the current session of Wall Street and investors awaited the outcome ahead of corporate earnings reporting week.
The benchmark S & P / ASX 200 index 8.3 points higher at 4,967.9. Whitehaven Coal shares jumped as much as 8.4 percent after the Australian government approved the main project growth, Maules Creek coal mine. Commonwealth Bank of Australia, led the gains, rising 0.4 percent to its all-time high of A $ 65.49.
The benchmark index of New Zealand's NZX 50 trades flat, up 0.1 points to 4,220.6.
Financial markets in China, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore are closed for the Lunar New Year holidays.
Asia's FTSE 100 rose 0.4 percent higher. Nikkei Stocks posted gains on Tuesday as exporters benefited from a weaker yen after U.S. Treasury official said the United States supports Japan's efforts to end deflation and re-invigorate growth.
The benchmark index rallied 2.5 percent to 11,425.3 points, while the broader Topix index gained 1.8 percent. Exporter shares rose by Toyota Motor, Canon, Sony, and Nikon between 2.3 up to 3.6 percent.
Renesas Electronics fell 5.2 percent, the lowest 3-month, after cutting its forecast for the year ending March 31 to an operating loss of 26 billion yen ($ 278 million).
However, Nissan Motor lost 2.5 percent after full-year net profit unchanged, bucking the trend among Japanese automakers for a more optimistic as a result of the depreciation of the yen.
South Korean shares edged up on Tuesday, extending gains after strong data from China over the weekend.The Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) rose 0.1 percent to 1,952.8 points. Samsung Electronics rose 0.8 percent while Hyundai Motors rose 0.5 percent.
Network Tongyang lost 2.3 percent after announcing on Friday that talks with a unit of IBM preferential South Korea to purchase its IT services business has been postponed temporarily.
Australian shares edged up 0.2 percent, led by the financial sector, after the end of the current session of Wall Street and investors awaited the outcome ahead of corporate earnings reporting week.
The benchmark S & P / ASX 200 index 8.3 points higher at 4,967.9. Whitehaven Coal shares jumped as much as 8.4 percent after the Australian government approved the main project growth, Maules Creek coal mine. Commonwealth Bank of Australia, led the gains, rising 0.4 percent to its all-time high of A $ 65.49.
The benchmark index of New Zealand's NZX 50 trades flat, up 0.1 points to 4,220.6.
Financial markets in China, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore are closed for the Lunar New Year holidays.
Tuesday, May 08, 2012
Remove the previous increase, Hold Seng decreased again
After a morning increased, ending Chinese suppliers exchange profits and damaged back this mid-day. Hong Kong driven by the weak point of China's residence industry.
China's established media verified today that the biggest banks in their countries, Industrial and Commercial Bank of Chinese suppliers (ICBC) has delayed a discount, especially for new people in Chinese suppliers. This makes the concerns of the economic development of China's increasingly extensive.
Hang Seng remove earlier profits and decreased 0.1 % this mid-day with the financial industry and the Chinese residence stocks with the biggest decrease. Chinese suppliers Corporations Catalog in Hong Kong decreased 0.4 %.
Shanghai Blend Catalog decreased 0.7 %. CSI 300 Catalog decreased nearly 1 %, have come down from the highest range for six months,
Shanghai residence sub-index decreased 1 %. Poly Real Estate decreased 2.9 %. Chinese suppliers Vanke decreased 1.3 %. In Hong Kong, Nimble Property down 4.2 %. Longfor Properties decreased 1.5 %.
China's established media verified today that the biggest banks in their countries, Industrial and Commercial Bank of Chinese suppliers (ICBC) has delayed a discount, especially for new people in Chinese suppliers. This makes the concerns of the economic development of China's increasingly extensive.
Hang Seng remove earlier profits and decreased 0.1 % this mid-day with the financial industry and the Chinese residence stocks with the biggest decrease. Chinese suppliers Corporations Catalog in Hong Kong decreased 0.4 %.
Shanghai Blend Catalog decreased 0.7 %. CSI 300 Catalog decreased nearly 1 %, have come down from the highest range for six months,
Shanghai residence sub-index decreased 1 %. Poly Real Estate decreased 2.9 %. Chinese suppliers Vanke decreased 1.3 %. In Hong Kong, Nimble Property down 4.2 %. Longfor Properties decreased 1.5 %.
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Strengthening Nikkei Ends
Nikkei down from its highest point during the three months today with the industrial robot maker Fanuc fell, seementara the Fed appears ready to stimulate the American economy.
Fanuc led the decline in the Nikkei with attenuation as much as 1.5 percent after the results were disappointing some investors their production.
Ind. Corning also rose after their rivals in the production of glass Nippon Electric Glass Co. Ltd. and Asahi Glass Co. Ltd. fell 6.5 percent respectively, and 2.7 percent.
Fanuc led the decline in the Nikkei with attenuation as much as 1.5 percent after the results were disappointing some investors their production.
Ind. Corning also rose after their rivals in the production of glass Nippon Electric Glass Co. Ltd. and Asahi Glass Co. Ltd. fell 6.5 percent respectively, and 2.7 percent.Wednesday, January 25, 2012
The results of the FOMC; Defended Low U.S. Interest Rates
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Various information received by the Commission at a meeting of the Free Market last December suggested that the economy has experienced moderate growth, amid slowing global economic growth. Where some indicators show a higher rise above the conditions of labor markets, unemployment is still rising. Household spending continued to increase despite growth in business fixed investment, although growth is still slow, and the housing sector is still very depressed. Inflation softened in recent months and is expected in the long run inflation will be stable.
Monday, July 18, 2011
Asian Stock Opened To Fall To Be Triggered By Sentiment Owe ACE and Europe
Asian stock markets fell for a third day after a report showed U.S. manufacturing stalled last month and consumer confidence fell unexpectedly, triggering fears of Asian export demand may weaken.
The MSCI index of Asian stocks fell 0.5% to 473.71 at 09:00 amin Hong Kong. Tokyo stocks closed down today due to national holidays.
In stock Seoul, Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) fell0.14% at 2,142.23.
Hong Kong shares opened lower associated investors cautious steps in the middle of the upcoming corporate results and debt problems in Europe and the U.S..
The Hang Seng stock index opened down 0.67% or about147.45 to 21.727. stock
Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC)opened down 7.94% or about 0.05 to 0.58 after its CEO resigned. Shanghai Composite share index closed up 0.15% or about4.12 to 2824.28.
The MSCI index of Asian stocks fell 0.5% to 473.71 at 09:00 amin Hong Kong. Tokyo stocks closed down today due to national holidays.
In stock Seoul, Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) fell0.14% at 2,142.23.
Hong Kong shares opened lower associated investors cautious steps in the middle of the upcoming corporate results and debt problems in Europe and the U.S..
The Hang Seng stock index opened down 0.67% or about147.45 to 21.727. stock
Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC)opened down 7.94% or about 0.05 to 0.58 after its CEO resigned. Shanghai Composite share index closed up 0.15% or about4.12 to 2824.28.
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Hangseng Opened Up Before China Economic Growth Report
Hong Kong stock market rose before China released a report today ini.Indeks economic growth stocks opened Hang Seng rose 0.61% or about 131.21 to 21.794. After the worst two-day decline in 17 months, triggered an oversold condition is close to the graph. Meanwhile, the Shanghai Composite stocks are flat in the range of 2,756.03.
According to estimates of economists surveyed by Bloomberg, reports in Beijing today will probably show gross domestic product (GDP) of China rose 9.3% in the second quarter from a year earlier, compared with 9.7% in the previous quarter. China will also release its industrial output and retail sales today.
According to estimates of economists surveyed by Bloomberg, reports in Beijing today will probably show gross domestic product (GDP) of China rose 9.3% in the second quarter from a year earlier, compared with 9.7% in the previous quarter. China will also release its industrial output and retail sales today.
Wall Street Ends In Level Low After Downgrade Debt of Ireland
U.S. stocks ended near lows after Ireland in the downgrade by Moody's Investors Services, in state bonds in the investment is not feasible for this to be another indication of the ongoing problem of debt in Europe.
Dow Jones fell 59 points, or 0.5%, S & P 500 fell less than 6 points, or 0.4% and the Nasdaq fell 21 points, or 0.7%.
Concerns about how far and deep debt crisis of Europe may also spread and pushed U.S. stocks on Monday last.
Earlier Tuesday, the stock rose after the Federal Reserve's meeting this June, which suggests that central banks may open to provide additional stimulus.
Dow Jones fell 59 points, or 0.5%, S & P 500 fell less than 6 points, or 0.4% and the Nasdaq fell 21 points, or 0.7%.
Concerns about how far and deep debt crisis of Europe may also spread and pushed U.S. stocks on Monday last.
Earlier Tuesday, the stock rose after the Federal Reserve's meeting this June, which suggests that central banks may open to provide additional stimulus.
Asian Stocks Fall After Opening Positive 2 Days Respectively
Asian stock markets opened mixed on Wednesday, euro zone debt-related crisis, including a reduction in rank to Ireland to junk status, making investors cautious. The MSCI index of Asian shares rose 0.3% to 134.86 at 10:03 am in Tokyo
At the Tokyo stock market, the Nikkei stock index fell 0.2% to 9,905.97. The broader Topix index fell 0.2% to 855.23. This is triggered by a stronger yen and euro debt crisis renewed concerns. Komatsu Ltd., the second largest manufacturer of construction machinery in the world rose 1.4%. Shares of Mitsubishi Corp., which benefited about 43% of the total commodities rose 1.4% in Tokyo.
At the Tokyo stock market, the Nikkei stock index fell 0.2% to 9,905.97. The broader Topix index fell 0.2% to 855.23. This is triggered by a stronger yen and euro debt crisis renewed concerns. Komatsu Ltd., the second largest manufacturer of construction machinery in the world rose 1.4%. Shares of Mitsubishi Corp., which benefited about 43% of the total commodities rose 1.4% in Tokyo.
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Hang Seng Moving In Area 22600-23100
Hang Seng followed Wall Street's weakness last night. The index fell0.3% to 22.800, according to Ben Kwong, chief operating officer atKGI Asia. Hang Seng expected to move in the range of 22.600 to 23.100 today.
U.S. Stock Investors Avoid Risk
U.S. stocks tumbled on Monday as shares of shaky technologysector and investor anxiety about the continuing debt crisis in the euro zone could jeopardize the economic recovery sparked a shift from riskier assets. The reason for decline in technology sectorstocks on Monday was not clear, but the sector is considered as themost risky in the market, and investors have been removing the risksince the price of silver began to fall more than 2 weeks ago. Shares of the health sector, utliti, closed slightly up on Monday, confirmingthe trend of disposal risks. "This is a continuation of what we see,"said Ryan Detrick, senior technical strategically at Schaeffer'sInvestment Research.
Monday, May 16, 2011
Hang Seng Moving Down, Due to Inflation Concerns
Hong Kong stock exchange is expected to fall on Monday, with highconsumer prices in Hong Kong and China and worries about inflationcontrol tends to alienate investors.
The increase is the 5th time to reserve requirements for commercial banks in China last week signaled that erode the surplus funds infinancial systems and controls in the price is still the main priority of the authorities.
The increase is the 5th time to reserve requirements for commercial banks in China last week signaled that erode the surplus funds infinancial systems and controls in the price is still the main priority of the authorities.
Japanese Stock Down
Japanese stock market fell in early trading Monday, with the weakening of commodity prices and the yen moves up tradedbefore. The Nikkei average index fell 0.8% to as low as 9,576.73 inearly trade, and own Topix index fell 0.8% to as low as 833.61. Alongwith the dollars that move closer to the level of As 80's, stocks thatare sensitive to currency movements lose power, with technologystocks hit strongly by the fall in the Nasdaq Composite. Shares ofSharp Corp.. traded down 2.4%, Elpida Memory Inc fell 3.9% and Toyota Motor Corp. fell 1.3%. However, shares of Sony Corp. rose0.4% related to the news that the PlayStation Network will handle theattacks against network piracy to customer data. The shares of the resources sector also generally weaker, in line with JFE HoldingsInc. slumped 1.9% and Inpex Corp. fell 1.7%.
Hong Kong shares down due to the Energy and HSBC
Earlier Monday, the Hong Kong stock market fell with the decline of energy sector and related resources, selling in the sector dsebabkanthe strengthening U.S. dollar. Fears of debt in the euro zone alsogave negative sentiment, lower banking sector, including HSBCHoldings PLC.
Hang Seng Index fell 0.7% to as low as 23,120.37and the Hang Seng China Index fell 0.7% to as low as 12,802.22.HSBC shares fell 1.4%, while among the resources, the fall of base metals and crude oil pulled down shares of Aluminum Corp. of ChinaLtd. as much as 2% and PetroChina Co. as much as 2.1%.Shanghai index climbed 0.1% to as low as 2,874.03 in morningtrade in this brief, after the opening session of the slow movement.
Hang Seng Index fell 0.7% to as low as 23,120.37and the Hang Seng China Index fell 0.7% to as low as 12,802.22.HSBC shares fell 1.4%, while among the resources, the fall of base metals and crude oil pulled down shares of Aluminum Corp. of ChinaLtd. as much as 2% and PetroChina Co. as much as 2.1%.Shanghai index climbed 0.1% to as low as 2,874.03 in morningtrade in this brief, after the opening session of the slow movement.
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Yen restrict movement of the Nikkei
U.S. stocks gain pushed the Nikkei index on Friday, but the strengthening of the yen against the euro is likely to limit the gains associated growing concern about the debt problem in Greece.
According to analysts, although the stock is likely to reverse theweakening Tokyo on Thursday due to falling commodity prices , investorsare still wary of the volatility of commodity . Thin trading volumes ahead of the weekend. "In early trading, buying a few shares of natural resources such as oil-based stocks led the gains, but the market remains sensitive to commodity prices, and investors are reluctant to take positions ahead of the weekend,"said Kenichi Hirano, an analyst at Tachibana Securities.
Nikkei slumped 1.5% to 9.710. Nearest resistance level 5 day MA at 9.810.
According to analysts, although the stock is likely to reverse theweakening Tokyo on Thursday due to falling commodity prices , investorsare still wary of the volatility of commodity . Thin trading volumes ahead of the weekend. "In early trading, buying a few shares of natural resources such as oil-based stocks led the gains, but the market remains sensitive to commodity prices, and investors are reluctant to take positions ahead of the weekend,"said Kenichi Hirano, an analyst at Tachibana Securities.
Nikkei slumped 1.5% to 9.710. Nearest resistance level 5 day MA at 9.810.
Kospi Await Decision BOK
Seoul shares opened higher on Friday related to worries aboutdeclining commodities markets after the market closed positive on Wall Street, with attention focused on interest rate decision BOK.
"The market will likely move in positive territory. Anxiety about thecommodity markets began to subside," according toWonJong-hyuck, market analyst at SK Securities. Commoditymarkets began to re-stabilized on Thursday after a week wasvolatile. Oil, copper, and corn close higher. Market pending the outcome of the meeting of the Bank of Korea, with the majority ofanalysts expect rising interest rates by 25 basis points to 3.25%."The decision does not affect the interest rate of the market. Korea iscurrently in phase of tightening. The increase in interest rates is onlya matter of time," added Won.
The KOSPI index closed down 278.90 at 2:03% menajdi Thursday.
"The market will likely move in positive territory. Anxiety about thecommodity markets began to subside," according toWonJong-hyuck, market analyst at SK Securities. Commoditymarkets began to re-stabilized on Thursday after a week wasvolatile. Oil, copper, and corn close higher. Market pending the outcome of the meeting of the Bank of Korea, with the majority ofanalysts expect rising interest rates by 25 basis points to 3.25%."The decision does not affect the interest rate of the market. Korea iscurrently in phase of tightening. The increase in interest rates is onlya matter of time," added Won.
The KOSPI index closed down 278.90 at 2:03% menajdi Thursday.
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Indices Technical Analysis Summary 2010-30-09 03:08 GMT
| Time: 2010-30-09 03:08 GMT | |||||
| Symbol | Type | 5 Minutes | 10 Minutes | Hourly | Daily |
| Moving Averages: | Buy | Buy | Neutral | Strong Buy | |
| Indicators: | Buy | Buy | Buy | Strong Buy | |
| Summary: | Buy | Buy | Neutral | Strong Buy | |
| Moving Averages: | Strong Buy | Strong Buy | Strong Buy | Buy | |
| Indicators: | Strong Buy | Strong Buy | Sell | Strong Buy | |
| Summary: | Strong Buy | Strong Buy | Neutral | Strong Buy | |
| Moving Averages: | Buy | Buy | Buy | Strong Buy | |
| Indicators: | Sell | Strong Sell | Buy | Strong Buy | |
| Summary: | Neutral | Neutral | Buy | Strong Buy | |
| Moving Averages: | Sell | Sell | Strong Sell | Buy | |
| Indicators: | Strong Buy | Strong Sell | Strong Sell | Neutral | |
| Summary: | Neutral | Strong Sell | Strong Sell | Neutral | |
| Moving Averages: | Neutral | Neutral | Buy | Strong Buy | |
| Indicators: | Sell | Strong Sell | Buy | Strong Buy | |
| Summary: | Neutral | Sell | Buy | Strong Buy | |
| Moving Averages: | Neutral | Sell | Sell | Buy | |
| Indicators: | Strong Buy | Sell | Strong Sell | Buy | |
| Summary: | Buy | Sell | Strong Sell | Buy | |
| Moving Averages: | Strong Sell | Strong Sell | Sell | Sell | |
| Indicators: | Strong Sell | Strong Sell | Strong Sell | Buy | |
| Summary: | Strong Sell | Strong Sell | Strong Sell | Neutral | |
source: fxpros.com
Indices Technical Summary Asian
| Asia/Pacific |
Below you will find Real Time technical analysis overview for the major indices. This analysis is a comprehensive summary derived from simple and exponential moving averages along with key technical indicators shown for specific time intervals. You can customize the table by choosing your own preferable indices.
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| Moving Averages: | Sell | Sell | Buy | Buy | |
| Indicators: | Strong Sell | Strong Sell | Buy | Strong Buy | |
| Summary: | Strong Sell | Strong Sell | Buy | Strong Buy | |
source:forexpros.com
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