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Asian markets end mostly in red on Friday

30 Jan 2015 Evaluate

The Asian equity benchmarks ended mostly in red on Friday, with Japanese stocks rising for a second week as investor sentiment recovered amid expectations of slower interest-rate increases in the US. The Bank of Japan has put monetary policy on hold and found backing for its wait-and-see stance from advisors to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who worry more easing could send the yen to damagingly low levels. Concerns about the yen, along with a belief among central bank officials - including Governor Haruhiko Kuroda - that coming wage increases will support higher prices, suggest the BOJ could hold policy steady until October.

China’s factory growth likely inched up from a 1-1/2-year low in January, helped by a slight pick-up in momentum the previous month, but the bounce is not expected to last due to unsteady exports and slowing investment. China’s fiscal revenue rose 8.6% from a year earlier to 14 trillion yuan ($2.24 trillion) while China’s fiscal expenditure increased 8.2% last year to 15.2 trillion yuan. Thailand’s Industrial Production rose to a seasonally adjusted -0.4%, from -3.5% in the preceding month. Philippines GDP rose to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 6.9%, from 5.3% in the preceding month.

Asian Indices

Last Trade

Change in Points

Change in %

Shanghai Composite

3,210.36

-51.94

-1.59

Hang Seng

24,507.05

-88.80

-0.36

Jakarta Composite

5,289.40

26.69

0.51

KLSE Composite

1,781.26

-0.92

-0.05

Nikkei 225

17,674.39

68.17

0.39

Straits Times

3,391.20

-27.85

-0.81

KOSPI Composite

1,949.26

-1.76

-0.09

Taiwan Weighted

9,361.91

-64.99

-0.69

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