Tuesday’s World Stock Markets: Asia-Pacific
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China’s blue-chip index finished Wednesday at its highest mark 13 yrs after rising for 5 sessions running, as investors expect the government to sustain policy supports to counter COVID-19’s persisting impact on the economy.
At the close, the blue-chip CSI300 index was up 0.92% at 5,417.68, and the Shanghai Composite index was up 0.63% at 3,550.88.
Japanese stocks closed lower Wednesday as sentiment was dented by a likely announcement of a state of emergency in Tokyo and surrounding cities later this wk.
The Nikkei 225 Index ended down 0.38% to 27,055.94. The broader Topix rose 0.28% at 1,796.18.
Australian shares fell Wednesday, with investors struggling to find solid footing on concerns that a Sydney China Virus cluster may have spread to regional areas.
The S&P/ASX 200 index closed 1.1% lower to 6,607.1. New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index closed -0.3%
Asia-Pacific Indexes
Data as of 6 January 2021. All quotes delayed at least 15 mins.
Symb
Index
Time
Last
Chg
Chg %
.TRXFLDJPP
Thomson Reuters Equity Japan Index
2:45am EST
157.09
+0.35
+0.22%
.TRXFLDHKP
Thomson Reuters Equity HK Index
4:45am EST
336.88
+3.81
+1.14%
.TRXFLDINP
Thomson Reuters Equity India Index
7:25am EST
1,651.03
-3.15
-0.19%
.N225
Nikkei Stock Average 225
1:15am EST
27,055.94
-102.69
-0.38%
.HSI
Hang Seng Index
3:08am EST
27,692.30
+42.44
+0.15%
.AORD
ASX All Ordinaries Index
1:17am EST
6,881.40
-74.30
-1.07%
.KS11
KOSPI Index
4:03am EST
2,968.21
-22.36
-0.75%
.SETI
SET Composite Index
4:50am EST
1,492.36
-14.29
-0.95%
.JKSE
Jakarta Composite
3:14am EST
6,065.68
-71.66
-1.17%
.PSI
PSE Composite Index
5 Jan 2021
7,047.85
-86.33
-1.21%
.SSEC
Shanghai Composite Index
2:59am EST
3,550.88
+22.20
+0.63%
.BSESN
S&P BSE Sensex
7:28am EST
48,174.06
-263.72
-0.54%
.FTFBMKLCI
FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI
5 Jan 2021
1,591.97
-16.38
-1.02%
.HNX30
HNX 30 Index
5 Jan 2021
342.00
+1.98
+0.58%
Have a healthy day, Keep the Faith!

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