Asian stocks included heavy selling today pushed her to historically low levels, Chinese stocks fell to their lowest level since January 2009, along with circulation of more than 900 Japanese companies without human TOPIX index of the last batches of their shares.
Although stimulus cash announced by central banks around the world, but confidence levels are still lacking for investors who believe that this aid will not be enough to cope with the current crises and directory is the decline in growth in the global economy, which will be announced the International Monetary Fund during the forecast for global growth next month.
Besides this tension continues in the Sino-Japanese scene, where China has refused to Japan to sit and dialogue on the lingering crisis, including in the East China Sea, which increased fears among investors about the future of the region.
This The MSCI index of Asian shares rose 1.4% to 121.57 in Tokyo.
Down Japan's Nikkei 225 index rose 2.03% to the level of 8906.70, while the Topix index fell 2.00% to 742.54 level and with continued concerns in the Japanese market of the evolution of the situation with China in a negative way.
Hang Seng Index in Hong Kong rose 0.83% to 20527.73 level, and CSI 300 index fell by 1.14% at 2184.89.
Index S & P / Australian down 0.26% at 4361.60. New Zealand's NZX 50 Index fell 0.42% to 3809.32 level. Kospi Index in South Korea fell by 0.55% to 1980.44 level. BSE Sensex 30 Index in India dropped by 0.20% to 18655.32 at the time of writing the report.Taiwan Taiwan Taiex Index fell 0.83% to 7669.63.
FTSE Straits Times Index of Singapore fell by 0.67% at 3046.68. In Thailand SE Thai index fell 1.05% to 1273.33 level yet. Index FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Malaysia rose 0.04% to settle at 1619.30.Jakarta Composite Index fell 1.11% to 4180.16. Index PSEI in the Philippines fell by 0.61% and closed at 5292.63.
Although stimulus cash announced by central banks around the world, but confidence levels are still lacking for investors who believe that this aid will not be enough to cope with the current crises and directory is the decline in growth in the global economy, which will be announced the International Monetary Fund during the forecast for global growth next month.
Besides this tension continues in the Sino-Japanese scene, where China has refused to Japan to sit and dialogue on the lingering crisis, including in the East China Sea, which increased fears among investors about the future of the region.
This The MSCI index of Asian shares rose 1.4% to 121.57 in Tokyo.
Down Japan's Nikkei 225 index rose 2.03% to the level of 8906.70, while the Topix index fell 2.00% to 742.54 level and with continued concerns in the Japanese market of the evolution of the situation with China in a negative way.
Hang Seng Index in Hong Kong rose 0.83% to 20527.73 level, and CSI 300 index fell by 1.14% at 2184.89.
Index S & P / Australian down 0.26% at 4361.60. New Zealand's NZX 50 Index fell 0.42% to 3809.32 level. Kospi Index in South Korea fell by 0.55% to 1980.44 level. BSE Sensex 30 Index in India dropped by 0.20% to 18655.32 at the time of writing the report.Taiwan Taiwan Taiex Index fell 0.83% to 7669.63.
FTSE Straits Times Index of Singapore fell by 0.67% at 3046.68. In Thailand SE Thai index fell 1.05% to 1273.33 level yet. Index FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Malaysia rose 0.04% to settle at 1619.30.Jakarta Composite Index fell 1.11% to 4180.16. Index PSEI in the Philippines fell by 0.61% and closed at 5292.63.
