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Asian markets struggle

AFP, Hong Kong
Asian markets were mixed Thursday as investors sought firm signals ahead of key US jobs data, while another strong performance in Shanghai raised fears its rhlly will run out of steam.
TOKYO: Down 0.64 percent. The Nikkei-225 lost 63.78 points to end at 9,876.15.
HONG KONG: Down 1.09 percent. The Hang Seng Index lost 200.68 points to 18,178.05.
SYDNEY: Flat. The S&P/ASX 200 rose 3.3 points, or0.09 percent, to3,877.3.
SHANGHAI: Up 1.73 percent. The Shanghai Composite Index, which covers A and B shares, was up 52.10 points to 3,060.25.
TAIPEI: Up 1.35 percent. The weighted index rose 88.56 points to 6,667.53.
SEOUL: Flat. The KOSP1 ended down 0.18 points at 1,411.48.
SINGAPORE: Down 1.35 percent. The Straits Times Index fell 31.73 points to 2,320.82.
DBS fell 34 cents to 11.64, Oversea-Chinesc Banking Corp was even at 6.75 and United Overseas Bank tumbled 18 cents to 14.50.
KUALA LUMPUR: Down 0.1 percent. The Kuala Lumpur Composite Index fell 0.69 points to close at 1,078.71
JAKARTA: Up 0.28 percent. The Jakarta Composite Index gained 5.86 points to 2,065.75
Telkom rose 3.8 percent to 8,200 rupiah, Bank Rakyat
gained 2.3 percent to 6,600, and Bank Central Asia added 3.5 percent to 3,725.
MANILA: Up 0.21 per cent. The composite index put on 5.15 points to close at 2,438.04.
"The market will continue to wail for developments in the overseas markets in the absence of major news locally," said Emmanuel Soller of Equity World Securities.
BANGKOK Down 1.85 percent. The Stock Exchange of Thailand dropped 11.06 points to close at 586.42.
WELLINGTON: Down 0.44 percent. The NZX-50 fell 12 18pointsto2,768.19
MUMBAI: Flat. The 30-share.Sensex edged up 13.02 points or 0.09 percent to 14,658.49.