Tokyo laughs, cries Shanghai
The Nikkei 225 continues to play yoyo. After four sessions increase (5.31%) and two down (-2.99%), the Japanese index returns to earnings: a little over an hour of the close, the Nikkei rose 0 , 96% to 9111.68 points, in the wake of U.S. and European exchanges. Investors are somewhat reassured by the crisis in Europe, after Portugal has made two successful bond issues for more than 1 billion euros. In contrast, very cautious about Ben Bernanke, mindful of new signs of slowing U.S. economy, have no impact on investor sentiment.
Meanwhile, the yen appreciates further against the euro to 106.33 yen per euro (-0.38%) and against the dollar at 83.77 yen per dollar (-0.20%).
The Japanese export values are correctly oriented, having been buffeted yesterday: Canon rose 1.42% to 3560 yen, Honda climbed 1.05% to 2773 yen or Toyota has shown a definite increase of 3.35% at 2925 yen .
Elsewhere, on the other Asian markets, the trend is clearly mixed: the Hang Seng Index gained 0.50% to 21,193.74 points, the Seoul Stock Exchange is up slightly from 0.10% to 3737.94 points, the Exchange Sydney advance of 0.78% to 4572.50 points, the Bombay Stock Exchange gained 0.49% to 18,757.46 points and Singapore treats herself to a small increase of 0.06% to 3013.21 points Same day payday loans.
The Shanghai Stock Exchange although only with Taiwan
Conversely, Taiwan lost 0.32% to 7826.05 points and especially the Shanghai Stock Exchange is changing markedly decrease of 1.29%, four days after the publication of important indicators for the month of August: Inflation , industrial production and retail sales. "The price of immbolier rising again, the inventory level concern, and the financial position of banks," said an analyst at Zheshang Securities.
Moreover, the Japanese Minister of Finance, Yoshihiko Noda, questioned the motives of China continue to buy Treasury bills Nippon."I do not know the real intentions of China, but we plan to cooperate with Beijing and close to consider its intentions," he said Thursday in committee.
A barrel of oil goes up a bit
Crude prices were up Thursday in electronic trading in Asia in the hope of the published figures showing a rise in demand in the United States, according to brokers.
In morning trading, a barrel of light sweet crude for October delivery took 47 cents to 75.14 dollars. One of Brent North Sea crude for delivery gained 28 cents to equal 78.45 dollars a barrel.