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Asian markets end mixed on Friday

13 Mar 2015 Evaluate

The Asian markets ended mixed on Friday, after weak US retail sales alleviated jitters about the Federal Reserve’s timetable for raising interest rates. Confidence at big Japanese manufacturers worsened in the January-March quarter and is seen turning negative in the second quarter as a slumping yen ramped up the costs of raw material imports, complicating Tokyo’s stimulus-driven campaign to revive the economy. Indonesia’s financial services authority aims to boost the local capital market by making it easier for pension and insurance funds to invest in riskier products. Southeast Asia’s largest economy is heavily reliant on offshore funding to meet growth targets and undertake infrastructure projects, with foreign investors holding nearly 40% of 1,292 trillion rupiah ($98 billion) in outstanding government bonds. Businesses see opportunity in the weakening rupiah to boost the Indonesia’s manufacturing exports, and have asked government to expedite the issuance of policies that they say should boost the factories’ global competitiveness. Japanese Household Confidence rose to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 40.7, from 39.1 in the preceding month. Singaporean Retail Sales fell to a seasonally adjusted -5.0%, from 4.6% in the preceding month whose figure was revised up from 2.6%.

     Asian Indices

Last Trade

Change in Points

Change in %

Shanghai Composite

3,372.91

23.59

0.70

Hang Seng

23,823.21

25.25

0.11

Jakarta Composite

5,426.47

-13.37

-0.25

KLSE Composite

1,781.75

-5.12

-0.29

Nikkei 225

19,254.25

263.14

1.39

Straits Times

3,362.77

-10.83

-0.32

KOSPI Composite

1,985.79

15.20

0.77

Taiwan Weighted

9,579.35

-16.65

-0.17

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