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Asian shares trade mixed

AFP, Hong Kong
Asian markets were mixed Monday, but Tokyo was notably weighed down by worries that a massive US economic stimulus package may be delayed by wrangling in the Senate.
US President Barack Obama was Monday to take his case for the huge rescue plan directly to the US public, warning of a "catastrophe" without urgent action, as the pivotal vote loomed.
Tokyo, Singapore and Seoul were all down, while Hong Kong was up 0.8 percent and Mumbai up 3.04 percent --its highest level in a month.
Shanghai continued to rally, up 1.99 percent, on the back of recent government stimulus measures for key industries to combat the economic crisis.
Also up were Sydney, Taipei and Manila.
The Malaysian Stock Exchange and Bangkok were closed for public holi-
days, with both resuming trade on IXresday.
TOKYO: Down 1.33 percent. The Tokyo Stock Exchange's benchmark Nikkei 225 index fell 107.59 points to end at 7,969.03.
The market was weighed down by worries that a massive US economic stimulus package may be delayed by wrangling in the US Senate,
HONG KONG: Up 0.8 percent. The benchmark I lang Seng Index closed up 114.02 points at 13,769.06.
The bourse tracked gains on the Chinese mainland bourse triggered partly by a stimulus package announced for key industries, dealers said.
SHANGHAI: Up 1.99 percent. The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index, which covers A and B shares, rose 43.48 points at 2,224.71.
The gains extended a rally triggered by recent government stimulus measures for key industries to combat the
economic crisis, dealers said.
The strong performance Monday followed an increase of 9.6 percent last week that saw the market hit a four month high on Friday.
SEOUL: Down 0.6 percent. The KOSPI index ended down 7.57 points at 1,202.69.
The market was down as retail investors locked in profits following recent gains, dealers said.
SINGAPORE: Down 1.92 percent. The blue-chip Straits Times Index closed down 33.01 points at 1,682.34
Sentiment was cautious over corporate earnings, analysts said.
With the corporate earnings season, under way, C1MB-GK brokerage said "there is a high probability of numbers that will disappoint and guidance that will make analysts shudder."
MUMBAI Up 3.04 percent. The benchmark 30-sharc Senscx index rose 283.03 points to 9,583.89. The index hit its highest level in a month.