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Asian stocks end mixed

AFP, Hong Kong
Asian shares began die third quarter mixed Wednesday as a Japanese business confidence survey was met widi disappointment, but positive manufacturing data from China gave further indication of recovery.
TOKYO; Down 0.19 percent Pie Nikkei 225 index lost 18.51 points to end at 9,939.93, a day after ending at a two-week high.
SYDNEY; Down 2.05 percent. The S&P/ASX 200 shed 80.9 points to 3,874.0.
SHANGHAI: Up 1.65 percent. The Shanghai Composite Index closed at 3,008.15.
The index breached 3,000 points for the first time in more than a year and closed at its highest level since June 11, 2008, when it finished at 3,024.24.
TAIPEI: Up 2.28 percent. The
weighted index rose 146.81 points to 6,578.97.
The market opened high and outper formed other markets in die region, spurred by the lifting of the decades-old ban on investment here by Chinese individuals and businesses, analysis said.
"Asset - related and banking plays led die early trade as investors believed they would benefit from the announcement." said Chen Yu-yu of Capital Securities.
SEOUL Up 1.55 percent. The KOSPI index ended up 21.59 points at 1,411.66.
KB Financial Group jumped 8.6 percent to 46,500 won and Shinhan Financial Group climbed 4.2 percent to 33,600.
SINGAPORE; Up 0.83 percent. The Straits* Times Index advanced 19.41 points to 2,352.55.
Banks led the market's rise with DBS
Group Holdings advancing 18 cents to 11.98 dollars Ovcrseu-Chincse Banking Corp added seven cents to 6.75 but United Overseas Bank remained at 14.68.
KUALA LUMPUR. Up 0.39 percent The Kuala Lumpur Composite Index gained 4.16 points to 1.079.40.
JAKARTA: Up 1.63 percent The Jakarta Composite Index gained 33.1 points to 2,059.88.
MANILA: Down 0.21 percent. The composite index fell 5.10 points to 2 11? 89
WELLINGTON: Down 0.56 percent. The NZX-50 index fell 15.74 points to 2,780.37.
Stock market operator NZX rose 29 cents to 7.49 and Rakon gained five cents to 1.45.
MUMBAI: Up 1.05 percent. The benchmark 30-share Sensex gained 151.63 points to 14,645.47.