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Asian stock markets close higher
HONG KONG. Jan 13: Asian-stock markets closed generally higher Monday, with the key index in Tokyo surging nearly five per cent after four consecutive sessions of declines, reports AP.
Tokyo's 225-issue Nikkei Stock Average rose 815.14 points, or 4.71 per cent, ending the day at 18,118.79 on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Monday's gain was the biggest sin-fle-day increase since July 995.
The broader Tokyo Stock Price Index of all issues listed on the first section was up 46.08 points, or 3.44 per cent, to 1.383.11. The TOPIX was down 55.15 points, or 3.96 per cent, on Friday.
The surge began late in the morning session, after the index lost 250 points, almost falling below the psychologically crucial 17,000-point level.
That prompted traders to scramble to cover their oversold positions in banking, securities and construction issues, which had led the market's nose-dive last week.
Before Monday's trading session opened, the Nikkei had fallen a total of 2.142.35 points, or 11 per cent, over the previous four trading days, including a 770.22-point fall, or 4.26 per cent, on Friday.
The surge in Tokyo boosted the Hong Kong market.
The Hang Seng Index, the Hong Kong market’s key indicator of blue chips, rose 97.71 points, or 0.7 per cent, closing at 13.289.21. On Friday the index had slipped 6.61 points.
Brokers said there was relatively active trading in reaction ■ to stronger overseas markets.
There was a late surge (in Hong Kong) that came from the stronger market in Tokyo." said Antony Mak, a director at Vickers Ballas Hong Kong Ltd.
Friday’s surge on Wall Street also helped the Hong Kong market, brokers said.
TAIPEI: Share prices closed higher on continued bullish sentiment, with the key index rising to a 6 1 /2-year high. The key Weighted Stock Price Index rose 71.40 points to 7,189-.47.
WELLINGTON: New Zealand
share prices closed lower in moderate trading as dealers held back ahead of the Friday release on fourth quarter consumers price index data. The NZSE Top-40 index fell 4.82 points to 2,401.99.
MANILA: Share prices closed higher, boosted by continued new-year position taking and Friday's surge on Wall Street. The Philippines PSE index of 30 selected issues rose 8.17 points to 3.270.31.
SYDNEY: Ine Australian share market closed slightly higher, with gains in mining stocks largely offset by declines in several other industry groups. The All Ordinaries Index rose 3.7 points to 2.422.3.
SEOUL: Share price closed mixed in thin trading. The Korea Composite index closed unchanged at 659.54.
SINGAPORE: Share prices closed lower in brisk trading. The benchmark 30-share Straits Times Industrials index fell 9.91 points to 2.2332.40.
KUALA LUMPUR:
Malaysian share prices closed generally higher, but the key index slipped because of the drop in some blue chip stocks. The Composite Index tell 12.00 points to 1,220.38.
BANGKOK: The Stock Exchange of Thailand index fell 17.61 points to 822.89.
JAKARTA: The stock exchange's Composite Index fell 1.775 points, closing at 656.093.