China and Australia index fell. Japan and Korea have a rest
In
Tuesday in Asia Pacific
the basic tone of the market defined by the solution
Reserve Bank of Australia in the second
time this year to reduce interest
bet - this time up to 2%. Australian
dollar on the news at first fell to
$ 0.7795, but quickly bounced
to the two-day high against
US counterpart - 0.7898.
"Rate
RBA is fully in line with expectations
market, but management representations
the regulator was more optimistic,
than expected. Not received a
a hint of further easing
monetary policy. price
movement in response have been very volatile,
but investors will soon be determined with the general
direction ", - says market strategist
IG Stan victor sheymov in a note
for clients.
markets
Japan, South Korea and Thailand today
closed on holidays.
S P / ASX
200
decreased
0.2%. Australian Index slid
in negative territory - and this
after the announcement of the reduction of
RBA rate soared to 1.1%! Bank
traded sector is ambiguous: National
Australia Bank closed down to 0.3%,
Westpac
continues
lose ground after the release of disappointing
Reporting: minus 1.2%. But Australia and New
Zealand Banking Group - by contrast, jumped
2.7% reported strong statements.Main
contribution to reducing the national index
He introduced the resource sector: the main "miners"
country (and the world), BHP
Billiton and
Rio
Tinto, lost
2.4% and 0.7% respectively.
Shanghai
Composite showed
very impressive decline, the fastest
over the past 4 months. Today, the Chinese
index dropped to 4.06%, a two-week
minimum. Experts say that the market
Liquidity reached peak and perhaps
It needs to be corrected. "Rally, which
we have seen, it is due to excess
liquidity due to strengthening of trade
on the southern direction and through
the decisions of the People's Bank of China ", -
CNBC says agency
Sam
Le Cornu, head of Macquarie Asset
Management.Stronger
all "sunk" banking stocks
sector. Major Chinese lenders
- China
Comstruction Bank, Bank of China and
Bank
of Communications lost
almost 5% each.
Hang Seng
at
Hong Kong lost 1.31%. Today was
released casino accounts. Data
were downbeat revenue from Macau
gambling fell in April to 38.8% in
annual basis, for 11 months
successive decreasing. Sands
China, Melco Crown lost
0.8% and 1.1% respectively. HSBC
decreased
1%, also showing poor reporting
for the first quarter.
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