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Asian markets mixed

AFP, Hong Kong
Japanese stocks rose Friday on confidence that the world economy may he easing out of a massive slump, while Sydney edged lower at the beginning of a long May Day weekend.
Tokyo added 1.69 percent despite the government revealing unemployment had jumped to a near four-year high of 4.8 percent while core consumer prices fell for the first time in 18 months.
It also came after ailing US car giant Chrysler filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, giving it time to reorganise its business and try to become profitable again, under the supervision of the courts.
TOKYO: Up 1.69 percent. The Nikkei-225 index gained 149.11 points to 8,977.37.
"Some players arc unwinding sell
positions to limit losses," Nikko Cordial senior strategist Tsuyoshi Kawata told Dow Jones Newswires.
Hopes of a recovery in the Chinese economy boosted trading houses, shippers and steel makers. Itochu rose 9.9 percent to 578 yen and Nippon Steel added5.5 percent to 348yen.
Canon rose 6.1 percent to 3,130 yen after hiking its profit forecast.
SYDNEY: Down 0.29 percent. The S&P/ASX 200 dropped 10.9 points to 3,769.6.
The market was pushed down as investors sold overvalued resources stocks.
BI IP Billiton was off 0.81 percent to 33 dollars and Rio Tinto was down 0.39 percent to 64.18.
Macquarie has been in a trading halt at 33.48 dollars since Thursday amid rumours it is to announce a capital raising.
Westpac lost 1.30 percent to 18.95 and Commonwealth sank 0.17 percent to 35.05.
JAKARTA: Up 0.40 percent. The Jakarta Composite Index gained 6.82 points to 1,729.58.
Financial-related stocks led the rise amid hopes that easing inflation would trigger the central bank to cut interest rates next week, dealers said.
Annual inflation eased to 7.31 percent in April from 7.92 percent In March.
WELLINGTON: Down 0.75 percent. The NZX-50 index fell 20.67 points to 2,719.92.
Stephen Wright at ASB Securities put the decline down to profit-taking, following four days of gains in the key index.
Telecom fell 19 cents to 2.63 dollars, with the company due to report its third-quarter result next week.