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Asian markets down

Afp, Hong Kong
Asian shares fell on profit-taking Tuesday following strident gains the previous day, with markets awaiting key US data in the hope it will give support to the prospects of a global economic revival.
TOKYO: Down 0.79 percent, the Nikkei-225 index slipped 83.69 points to 10,497.36.
HONG KONG: Down 0.49 percent. The Hang Seng Index finished the session down 100.70 points at 20,435.24.
SYDNEY: Down 0.46 percent. The S&P/ASX200 lost 20.3 points to4,405.8.
"Asian markets paused for breath today, trading modestly weaker across most major markets," said IG Markets analyst Ben Potter.
Drinks giant Posters closed flat at 5.42 after posting a 4.0 percent rise in annual
profit on strong domestic beer sales.
SHANGHAI: Down 2.59 percent. The Shanghai Composite Index was down 77.63 points at 2,915.80.
SEOUI : Down 0.67 percent. The KOSPI lost 10.84 points to end at 1,601.38.
TAIPEI: Down 0.42 percent. The weighted index dropped 28.84 points to 6,809.41.
"After yesterday's rally sparked by Wall Street's gains, a sell-off emerged on profit taking," said Mars Hsu of Grand (Cathay Securities.
SINGAPORE: Up 0.25 percent. The Straus rimes Index added 6.43 points to 2,618.76.
BANGKOK: Up 0.35 percent. The Stock Exchange of Thailand edged up 2.26 points to close at 655.46.
KUA1A LUMPUR: Down 0.29 percent. The Kuala Lumpur Composite Index lost 3.40 points to 1,171.09.
JAKARTA: Up 0.20 percent. The Jakarta Composite Index rose 4.64 points to 2,380.52.
MANU A: Flat. The composite index closed 1.03 points, or 0.03 percent, lower at 2,858.15.
WELLINGTON: Up 0.42 percent. I he NZX-50 index rose 12.83 points to 3,080.51.
"The market is taking the results company by company. It's been a mixed session," said Brad Gordon, an adviser at Macquarie Equities.
Energy distributor Vector rose one cent to 2.06 dollars after reporting a 16.3 percent rise in net profit.
Market leader Telecom rose two cents to 2.74 dollars, Fletcher Building rose five cents to 7.82 and Contact Energy rose eight cents to 6.33.
MUMBAI: Up 0.38 percent. The 30-share Sensex rose 59.72 points to 15,688.47.