Corporate

Asian markets end -ve; Hang Seng down 2%

The Asian markets ended in the red. - Weakness persists across Asia - Asian bourses end positive - Asian markets end mixed ahead of US data - Asian markets continue to trade in green - Asian markets end in green - Asian markets end positive; Hang Seng up 290 points The Hang Seng slipped 319 points or 1.5% to 21,742. The Nikkei dropped 136 points or 1% to 10,005. The Shanghai Composite Index declined 58 points or 2% to 3,239. The Straits Times ended marginally down at 2,801. The Seoul Composite Index and the Taiwan Weighted Index were marginally up at 1,634 and 7,797, respectively. ___________________________________________________ (Updated at 1131hrs) The Asian markets continue to trade weak. The Hang Seng has slipped 139 points or 0.6% to 22,185 and the Nikkei has declined 44 points at 10,122. The Shanghai Composite Index has dropped 36 points or 1% to 3,295. The Seoul Composite is down 0.3% at 1,626. The Straits Times, on the other hand, is marginally up at 2,799. ____________________________________________________ (Updated at 0821 am) Asian markets have opened on a negative note. The Hang Seng has slipped 228 points or 1% to 22,096. The Nikkei has declined 51 points at 10,116. The Shanghai Composite Index has dropped 43 points or 1% to 3,289. The Seoul Composite and the Taiwan Weighted Index are down 0.3% each at 1,627 and 7,749, respectively. The Straits Times on the other hand is marginally up at 2,801.


Add your comment:
Name:
Site address: http://
Your message:
Enter today\\\\'s date, 2 digits
(spam protection):

News of the day
Low Nano volumes drives prices of used cars
Low volumes of the "common man"s car", expected to encourage people to buy a brand new car instead of an used one, has, however, put prices in the used car market back on track.
Popular Articles

Godrej Consumer Products net jumps 167% at Rs 93 cr
Godrej Consumer Products Ltd, the manufacturer and supplier of consumer durables, posted 167 per cent rise in consolidated net profit at Rs 93 crore for the quarter ending September 30, 2009 as compared to Rs 34.73 crore in the corresponding period last year.

Andhra Bank profit jumps 70% to Rs 274 cr
State-run lender Andhra Bank today said its net profit rose by 69.58 per cent to Rs 273.97 crore for the second quarter ended September 30, 2009, over the same period last year.