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Asia: Obamovskie plans did not give the rest

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Monday, January 25, the major stock markets of the Asian region have shown negative dynamics of the sixth session in a row. Even last week, U.S. President Barack Obama announced his plans regarding the regulation of financial institutions, in particular, limits on the size of the banks and they have taken risks, have sown fear of future profits of banking institutions. In addition, the tightening of monetary policy by the Chinese Government is not the first day of worrying market participants, and casts doubt on the prospects for the global economy as a whole.

As a result of trades Japanese Nikkei 225 index sank 0.74%, Chinese CSI 300 has become easier to 1,13%, while Australia SP /ASX 200 fell by 0.69%. Regional indicator MSCI Asia Pacific has lowered from its asset 0,7%, to close at a mark of 121.57 points. Exception to the general downward trend began markets of Vietnam and Sri Lanka.

The third largest bank, China Bank of China retreated 2.1% against the planned sale of convertible bonds to raise $ 5.86 billion as a result, quotes the Chinese Bank of Communications fell 2.5%.

Shares in Australia”s largest company specializing in property insurance and accidents, QBE Insurance Group fell 0.7% after Deutsche Bank analysts lowered their rating to “buy” to “hold”.

According to unofficial information, Public Fund Oversight Committee may, in the near future to sell the next batch of shares of the South Korean financial company Woori Finance Holdings. As a result, the paper had gone to the Woori minus on 4,6%.

Due to lower metals prices and “black gold” in China”s leading oil producer PetroChina lost in the auction of 1% of market capitalization, and quotes the third largest Australian oil and gas producer Santos fell by 1.2%. In turn, shares gornodobytchika BHP Billiton and trading company Mitsubishi Corp “thinner” at 1,1%. &ae06mp;lt;/p>

Once the world”s largest automaker, Toyota Motor said the company”s global sales were down 13% in 2009 and amounted to 7.81 million cars, his paper became easier on 2,1%.

Awkwardly formed session for the shares of regional exporters - investors do not haunt the Obama plan, which jeopardize the gradual recovery of world economy. Shares of Japanese automaker Honda Motor depreciated by 1,7%, and the Indian securities software vendor Infosys Technologies sank 1.5%.

The market value of shares of another Indian manufacturer of Tech Mahindra declined by 7.5% after it announced a 23%-nom profit declines in the third quarter.

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