Asian stocks, led by Shanghai Composite fell again

Today
in the Asia-Pacific stock markets
region again reigned red.
Asian stock markets again succumbed
nervousness about the incident of the yuan,
a bomb blast in Thailand added to the region
instability.

• Shanghai
  Composite
  Today
  He served as the leader of the fall he lost
  6.12%. Investors continue to fear for
  the yuan, and these fears overshadow even
  positive data on house prices. A
  Meanwhile, the cost of housing rose in July
  for the third consecutive month, indicating that
  so important for the country's real estate market,
  It is likely to have reached the bottom and started
  slowly rise up.
  

  
  

  However, the country's largest property developer China
  Vanke in
  Hong Kong decreased by 0.2%, but its shares,
  traded in Shenzhen, have fallen
  3.7%. paper Poly
  Real Estate on
  trading in Shanghai lost 8.3%. Highly
  badly affected communal and
  industrial sector.
  

  
  

• Hang Seng
  I lost
  smaller but still good-bye to 1.51% of its
  value. Here, the main problem
  experienced insurers. Estimated
  Credit
  Suisse, explosions
  in the port of Tianjin brought insurance
  sector in the region and the country as a whole the general
  loss 1 - 1.5 billion dollars.
  

  
  

• Nikkei
  slid
  down to 0.3%. Here on the intraday
  auction weather determined mainly
  corporate news. In the spotlight
  was Toshiba Corporation.
  Industrial
  conglomerate could soon
  to announce the composition of the new leadership and,
  reported the Japanese business press,
  may reconsider their financial
  reports for 2011 - 2012 years. downward.
  As a result, the company's shares fluctuated
  during the day, but closed trading on line
  the flat.
  

  
  

  banks
  grown: more than 1% added
  Mizuho
  Financial and
  Mitsubishi
  UFJ Financial Group.
  

  
  

• S P / ASX
  down
  1.2%. Australian index is still
  sensitive to developments in the
  China. The appetite of local investors to
  risk inevitably reduced. Among
  lagging - primarily bank
  Sector: Australia
  and New Zealand Banking Group finished
  day minus 2%.
  

  
  

  Retail
  electronics salesman Dick
  Smit Holdings -
  Today the Australian champion
  market: failure to quarterly
  reporting it lost 16.5% today.
  

  
  

  Between
  in the last minute today
  meeting of the Reserve Bank of Australia
  (Where the rate was left to
  previous level) showed the view
  Managing Board of the regulator:
  the economy adjusts to the end
  boom investment in extractive industries.
  

  
  

• Kospi
  decreased
  0.6%. South Korea's index at the beginning of
  Trading was growing up today, but then
  still could not help but in the green
  area. However, blue chips have
  country market some support. So,
  Samsung
  Electronics added
  2.5%; Hyundai
  Motor and
  Posco
  increased
  2.1% and 1.9% respectively. LG
  Display increased
  2.7% after the announcement that the company
  will focus on investments in
  manufacturing techniques of organic
  the display light-emitting diodes
  (OLED).