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Asian markets end mostly in green on Monday

29 Dec 2014 Evaluate

The Asian equity benchmarks ended mostly in green on Monday, with Hong Kong shares jumping the most in a year amid speculation that government steps to spur lending will bolster economic growth. Japan’s government approved a 3.5 trillion yen ($29 billion) fiscal stimulus package to boost the economy after April’s sales tax hike caused consumption to slump. The measures include shopping vouchers, subsidized heating fuel for the poor and low interest loans for small businesses hurt by rising input costs, and will boost gross domestic product by 0.7%, the government estimates. Unexpected falls in output and retail sales in November underscore the continued weakness in the economy. With little sign of a rebound in domestic demand, getting growth back on a recovery track is a priority for Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.

China’s trade growth is seen falling short of target in 2014. According to a report by the Ministry of Commerce, the country’s trade will grow 3.5% in 2014, implying the country will fall short of a current 7.5% official growth target. China’s trade figures have repeatedly fallen short of expectations in the second half of this year, providing more evidence that China’s economy may be facing a sharper slowdown. Thai Industrial Production fell to a seasonally adjusted -3.5%, from -2.9% in the preceding month.

Asian Indices

Last Trade

Change in Points

Change in %

Shanghai Composite

3,168.02

10.41

0.33

Hang Seng

23,773.18

423.84

1.82

Jakarta Composite

5,178.38

11.39

0.22

KLSE Composite

1,768.41

3.97

0.23

Nikkei 225

17,729.84

-89.12

-0.50

Straits Times

3,367.69

14.01

0.42

KOSPI Composite

1,927.86

-20.30

-1.04

Taiwan Weighted

9,286.28

67.78

0.74

  

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