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Most Asian markets slip after last session’s positive close

14 Jun 2012 Evaluate

Stock markets across the Asian region continued to flip-flop for yet another session on Thursday as majority of equity indices slipped lower after settling in the positive terrain in last session. Sentiments were downbeat in the session as investors were influenced by overnight fall in US markets pressured by disappointing US economic reports like May retail sales data which once again declined and wholesale prices numbers which too fell the most in three years. Moreover, lingering uncertainties over Europe's financial turmoil too kept investors away from riskier asset classes as Greek banks saw elevated levels of withdrawals ahead of the country's crucial general elections this weekend and weak domestic economic news.

Barring the Malaysian and South Korean benchmarks which traded with negligible gains, all the equity indices in the region displayed a negative tick as economic reports in the US and Europe added to concerns that global economy is flagging. While Indonesia’s Jakarta Composite index remained the top laggard in the space with over a percent laceration, benchmarks in China, Hong Kong and Japan traded with cuts of over half a percent with investors in the region looking ahead to an Italian debt auction which would test the market confidence later in the day.

Shanghai Composite declined 11.89 points or 0.51% to 2,307.03, Hang Seng Index dropped 115.02 points or 0.60% to 18,911.50, Jakarta Composite plunged 43.70 points or 1.13% to 3,816.76, Nikkei 225 fell 59.33 points or 0.69% to 8,528.51, Straits Times Index slipped 8.93 points or 0.32% to 2,777.95 and Taiwan Weighted inched down 2.07 points or 0.03% to 7,086.76.

On the other hand KLSE Composite rose 0.57 points or 0.04% to 1,576.80 and KOSPI Composite Index inched up 0.23 points or 0.01% to 1,859.55.

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