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Asian markets end mostly in green on Thursday

12 Feb 2015 Evaluate

The Asian indices ended mostly in green on Thursday, despite weak lead from Wall Street and caution over the ongoing Greek debt negotiations. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and his economic ministers piled pressure on companies to raise wages to sustain growth as the economy climbs out of a recession triggered by a sales tax increase last year. Wage growth is key to Abe’s aim of generating a virtuous cycle of higher corporate profits, wages, consumption and investment to reflate the economy, and break a two-decade cycle of tepid growth and deflation. Japanese Economics Minister Akira Amari stated that the country is making steady progress beating deflation despite a recent collapse in oil prices.

Japan’s Core Machinery Orders rose to 8.3%, from 1.3% in the preceding month while Japan’s Corporate Goods Price Index fell to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 0.3%, from 1.9% in the preceding month. Malaysian GDP rose to a seasonally adjusted 5.8%, from 5.6% in the preceding month. Indonesia’s central bank is likely to maintain a tight-bias policy this year despite an easing in inflation amid a global economic slowdown. But external risks such as an imminent policy rate hike by the US Federal Reserve later this year, will still keep Bank Indonesia on edge for the time being.

     Asian Indices

Last Trade

Change in Points

Change in %

Shanghai Composite

3,173.42

15.71

0.50

Hang Seng

24,422.15

107.13

0.44

Jakarta Composite

5,343.41

6.89

0.13

KLSE Composite

1,789.07

-9.88

-0.55

Nikkei 225

17,979.72

327.04

1.85

Straits Times

3,416.54

-28.03

-0.81

KOSPI Composite

1,941.63

-4.07

-0.21

Taiwan Weighted

9,496.31

34.09

0.36

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