The Asian market, all sail

The key index in Japan climbed this morning from 1% to 11,200 points while circles around 6:45 am, covered not only by large manufacturers' confidence nipon – Tankan index – rose for the fourth straight month in March (his highest level in 18 months), and the warm welcome to the new-comer on the Tokyo Stock Exchange: Dai-Ichi.

The Action Group Life Insurance, Dai-Ichi Life surged 14.29% from its initial price Thursday in Tokyo on his first day of trading, a short meeting for the title, because the size exceptional operation.This IPO is the operation most of the world for two years.

The Nikkei 225 wins on Thursday and a record not achieved since October 2, 2008, two years ago.

Green throughout the area

Elsewhere in the Asia-Pacific green is also honored, including the Hang Seng in Hong Kong, which amounted to 21,439 points (0.94%), the S & P / ASX Australian rises from 0, 29%, 4 payday loan no faxing.889 points, while the trade deficit widened to 1.92 billion Australian dollars (AUD) in February.

The Singapore Straits Times broke the 2900 points to 2921 points exactly, an increase of 1.2%.

In Shanghai, even optimism, with a CSI 300 Index which accounts for 1.1% to 3382 points.Bank of China will invest up to 6 billion yuan (about 650 million euros) in the company in charge of the draft high-speed line between Beijing and Shanghai.

Thus, the destruction of jobs in the U.S. private sector, which ended a series of five consecutive sessions of gains on Wall Street Wednesday, have not impacted the Asian stock markets on Thursday.

In morning trading, a barrel of light sweet crude for May delivery yielded 43 cents to 83.33 U.S. dollars while Brent North Sea due to the same, losing 39 cents to 82.31 dollars.

April 1st, 2010 in features, opinions, people, resources, top news | tags: , , , ,