Sunday, November 13, 2011

Asian markets strong into positive territory

This is totally understandable, right?  Greek and Italian PM's step down, Italian bonds sport unsustainable yields, market volatility and political uncertainty are providing the chop.  Of course the market should be buoyant - debt challenges in Europe are being managed, right?  Watching and learning.


Asian Market Indices
IndexQuoteChangeChange%Local
New Zealand3324.822.820.09%15:19
Australia4393.9035.300.81%13:40
Nikkei 2258617.27102.801.21%11:00
TOPIX735.696.560.90%11:00
TSE 2nd Sec2044.988.550.42%11:00
JASDAQ47.620.130.27%11:00
Korea1902.2838.832.08%11:20
Taiwan7526.61159.322.16%10:40
Taiwan OTC104.981.671.62%10:20
Shanghai2516.3135.231.42%10:39
Shanghai A2635.9337.231.43%10:25
Shanghai B256.504.021.59%10:25
Shenzhen A1126.7319.091.72%10:25
Shenzhen B620.7914.752.43%10:25
SHSZ 3002736.4341.431.54%10:25
Shenzhen comp10569.09150.161.44%10:25
Hong Kong19597.21460.042.40%10:39
HK CN Ent10768.88338.813.25%10:39
HK Aff Crp3850.4089.912.39%10:39
Singapore2833.8142.871.54%10:25
FTSE ST China230.674.241.87%10:25
Vietnam389.89-6.41-1.62%09:29
Thailand970.972.670.28%11/11
Philippines4348.6335.670.83%10:40
Malaysia1481.2712.520.85%10:25
Indonesia3816.8938.001.01%09:40
India17192.82-169.28-0.97%11/11
Pakistan8312.1730.900.37%11/11

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