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Asian markets dive on data

AFP, Hong Kong
Asia's stockmarkets tumbled Thursday as recent investor confidence in the future of the global economy took a hit following worse-than-expected sales figures out of the United States.
TOKYO: Down 2.64 percent. The Nikkei-225 fell 246.76 points to 9,093.73.
HONG KONG: Down 3.04 percent. The Hang Seng Index closed down 517.93 points at 16,541.69, its lowest level since May 5.
"The market had been focusing on any positive development to help drive the recent rally, but they have completely ignored negative data, until now."
SYDNEY: Down 3.44 percent. The S&P/ASX 200 slumped 132.7 points to 3,723.4, the biggest drop in almost four months.
Rio Tinto finished down 11.72 percent at 57.60 Australian dollars amid fears it may scrap a multi-billion dollar
tie-up with Chinalco in favour of a rights issue.
SHANGHAI: Down 0.90 percent. The Shanghai Composite Index, which covers A and B shares, was 23.88 points lower at 2,639.89.
TAIPEI: Down 1.87 percent. The weighted index fell 120.97 points to 6,364.17
SEOUL: Down 2.37 percent. The KOSP1 shed 33.57 points to 1,380.95.
Thursday's fall seemed to be a natural correction after the K0SP1 rose to 1,400 points without much meaningful correction, said So Jang-Ho, an analyst at Samsung Securities.
SINGAPORE: Down 2.89 percent. The Straits Times Index closed 63.18 points lower at 2,122.11.
"The market is already running a bit out of steam, although in every pullback so far, you see people jumping back in again, so there's no substantial decline," said a trader at a local bank.
DBS fell 40 cents to 11.00 and
Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp shed 22ccntsto6.63.
KUALA LUMPUR: Down 1.06 percent. The Kuala Lumpur Composite Index lost 10.85 points to 1,011.99.
BANGKOK: Down 4.73 percent. The Stock Exchange of Thailand fell 26.16 points to close at 526.55.
Kavee Chukitkasem, assistant managing director at Kasikorn Securities, said: "Investors are concerned that a global economic recovery will be slower than expected after weak US reports."
JAKARTA: Down 3.86 percent. The Jakarta Composite Index lost 71.55 points to 1,779.78.
MANILA: Down 0.84 percent. The indexfell 19.37 points to 2,264.23.
WELLINGTON: Down 1.26 percent. The NZX-50 fell 35.44 points to 2,776.12.
MUMBAI: Down 1.22 percent. The 30-share Sensex lost 146.74 points to 11,872.91.