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Asian stocks close lower on Wall Street's lead

AFP, Hong Kong
Asian stocks closed mostly lower on Monday, in volatile trade, with sellers stung by negative sentiment from last week's falls on Wall Street Manning a tug-of-war battle with bargain hunters.
1 US stock markets closed lower Eriday after a government survey showed American consumers had Hulled in their belts a few notches last month amid lingering eco-|Qornic uncertainty.
A profit warning from the giant iretailer JC Penney also depressed US investor optimism and this 'impacted on sentiment in Asia, where bargain hunters had ’recently been scouring the markets for good buys.
Tokyo shed 2.3 percent. Hong Kong fell 1.88 percent, Shanghai was down 3.0 percent, Mumbai .tumbled 4.44 percent, Jakarta was off 1_2 percent, Bangkok fell 0.99 percent, Kuala Lumpur was 0.9 percent lower and Sydney eased 0.1 percent.
Singapore closed 0.81 percent Weaker and Taipei was down 0.59
percent but Seoul closed steady while bargain hunting helped Manila to a 1.0 percent gain as Wellington rose 0.67 percent.
Key US economic data expected to grab market attention this week includes March figures for nonmanufacturing activity, and the March employment data.
TOKYO: Japanese share prices tumbled 2.30 percent, hit by losses on Wall Street late last week and by caution ahead of a key survey of domestic business confidence.
Dealers said a drop in Japanese industrial output did little to lift sentiment as investors adjusted positions on the last day of the fiscal year.
The Nikkei-225 index declined 294.93 points to 12,525.54. Turnover rose to 1.84 billion shares from 1.8 billion shares on Friday.
Investors took a cautious stance ahead of the release Tuesday of the Bank of Japan's closely watched lankan survey, which is expected to show a marked deterioration in business sentiment, dealers said.
MUMBAI: Indian share prices plunged 4.44 percent as sentiment weakened on discouraging US
economic data and rising local inflation concerns.
Dealers said the market was weighed down on concerns of a tighter monetary policy after India's finance minister P. Chidambaram said at the weekend the government will take all steps to lower inflation, even if it slows down economic growth
The Sensex fell 726.85 points to 15,644.44.
"Investors unwound positions unclear of global trends and the possibility of tighter monetary policy to lower inflation," said Advait Date, dealer with brokerage BHH Securities.
HONG KONG: Hong Kong share prices closed lower, down 1 88 percent, on profit-taking after gains last week, with Wall Street's falls and weak US economic data prompting caution.
Dealers added that A-share drops in Shanghai also weighed on sentiment, as investors took cash after shares jumped 10.3 percent last week, the strongest performance of the month.
The Hang Seng index closed down 436.75 points at 22,849.20.
Turnover was 74.50 billion Hong Kong dollars (9.57 billion US).
SHANGHAI: Chinese share prices closed 3.00 percent lower as speculation about the introduction of market-friendly policies by the government receded.
Dealers said rumours about a cut in the stamp duty and other potential policies prompted a surge in the stock market last Friday, but those hopes faded after confirmation of the speculation failed to materialise over the weekend.
The Shanghai Composite Index closed down 107.43 points at 3,472.71 on turnover of 66.8 billion yuan (9.6billion dollars).
SINGAPORE: Singapore share prices closed 0.81 percent lower on profit-taking, with concerns over a slowing US economy weighing on market sentiment.
The Straits Times Index closed down 24.54 points at 3,007.36 on volume of 1.61 billion shares worth 2.19 billion Singapore dollars (1.59 billion US).