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Asian markets ended mostly in green on Friday

14 Nov 2014 Evaluate

Asian markets ended mostly in green on Friday, with Japan’s index rising as investors await a report on economic growth amid speculation Prime Minister Shinzo Abe plans to delay a sales-tax increase and call an election. South Korea’s central bank kept its policy interest rate steady as widely expected, to assess the effects of this year’s two rate cuts as well as policy decisions in the United States and Japan. The Bank of Korea’s monetary policy committee left its base rate unchanged at 2 percent. Singapore’s housing market may face fire sales with mortgage defaults as the government’s property curbs hurt home sales and prices. Singapore’s private home prices fell 0.7 percent in the three months ended September, the fourth quarter-on-quarter drop, bringing the slide in the past year to almost 4 percent. That’s the longest losing streak since 2009, when the government started introducing measures, with some of the strictest implemented last year, including a cap on debt. Singaporean Retail Sales rose to a seasonally adjusted 5.5%, from 5.4% in the preceding month. Indonesia central bank stated that the country posted a balance of payments surplus of $6.5 billion during July to September, bigger than the $4.3 billion surplus it had in April-June. Malaysian GDP fell to a seasonally adjusted 5.6%, from 6.4% in the preceding month.

Asian Indices

Last Trade

Change in Points

Change in %

Shanghai Composite

2478.82

-6.78

-0.27

Hang Seng

24087.38

67.44

0.28

Jakarta Composite

5049.49

0.82

0.02

KLSE Composite

1813.79

-2.02

-0.11

Nikkei 225

17490.83

98.04

0.56

Straits Times

 3315.67

10.74

0.32

KOSPI Composite

1945.14

-15.37

-0.78

Taiwan Weighted

8982.88

2.21

0.02

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