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Nordkoreas Staatschef Kim Jong Il ist tot. Der Diktator starb am Wochenende im Alter von 69 Jahren an Herzversagen. Die Börsen in der Region haben am darauf am heutigen Montag beunruhigt reagiert - allen voran der Kospi in Seoul. Der Leitindex der südkoreanischen Börse verlor in der Spitze rund fünf Prozent und schloss 3,4 Prozent schwächer. Fragen dazu an Frank Benz, Vorstand der Benz AG "Partner für Vermögen" - im aktuellen TV-Interview
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With Pyongyang pulling out all its workers from the Gaeseong Industrial Complexmany investors are nervously responding to escalating threats from the world's most reclusive nation.
The volatility of the Korean stock market has dramatically increased recently.
Our Song Ji-sun has details.
North Korea's intensifying threats coupled with a weak yen are weighing on South Korea's financial markets, increasing volatility of share prices and the value of the won.
The index measuring the volatility of the benchmark index KOSPI of the main bourse hit a six-month high at 19-point-3-2 last Friday.
The volatility index gained nearly 30 percent in just 10 days.
The Kospi itself fell about 4-point-5 percent in the first six trading days of this month.
In the foreign exchange market, the Korean won is hovering at around this year's low of 1-thousand-140 to the dollar.
In fact, the won has become the currency that has fallen the most so far this year after the yen among the world's 30 major currencies.
Before North Korea began testing its long-range missile and a nuclear device late last year, the Korean currency had consistently strengthened against the dollar.
In contrast to the weak won, the currencies of Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand have all gained value against the dollar during the peirod, while the Singaporean dollar lost 1-point-6 percent.
Song Ji-sun, Arirang News.
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- published: 09 Apr 2013
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www.vibiznews.com. Indonesia Profit Forex, Index Nikkei, Hangseng, Kospi, Commodity Gold, Oil, Stock. Vibiznews menyajikan berita terkini tentang investasi dan ekonomi 24 jam sehari untuk Forex, Commodity, Index, Options, saham-saham Bursa Efek Indonesia dan investasi lainnya properti, asuransi, perbankan, reksadana, produk keuangan lainnya); dilengkapi dengan "Breaking News", rekomendasi investasi harian (pagi dan siang), serta folder Investment Portfolio.
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- published: 31 May 2011
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Korea is getting ready to launch a new index of 30 blue－chip companies that represent the country′s economic structure.
The KTOP30， as it′s called，.... aims to better reflect Korea′s economy.
But.... some are already questioning... if this new index will be able to achieve to its ambitious goal.
Kim Min－ji has more.
The KTOP30 index modeled after the U.S. Dow Jones Industrial Average will launch next week.
It will consist of 30 major companies chosen based on their market capitalization， such as Samsung Electronics， Hyundai Motor and SK Hynix，... as well as financial groups and IT companies.
″It′s our hope that the KTOP30 index will become a leading index that can help invigorate the Korean economy.″
The launch comes amid calls for the local stock market to better reflect the country′s economic growth.
Since 1980， Korea′s GDP has grown 36－fold，... while the main KOSPI index has only risen 19－fold.
The KTOP30 will only include companies with shares priced at less than 500－thousand won，... or roughly 440 U.S. dollars， in order to promote active trading.
Samsung Electronics， whose share price is well over a－thousand dollars，... will be subject to adjustment.
″We have decided to bring on Samsung Electronics. However， we will apply an adjustment calculation of zero－point－five to its share price to limit its position when generating the index.″
The next question is how effective the new index will actually be.
In addition to the benchmark KOSPI， the local bourse operator runs over 130 sub－indices， including the KOSPI 200 and the KOSPI 50 but these smaller indices have existed more or less in name only，... as they are less popular among investors because they don′t reflect real market conditions.
″We need confirmation that the new index can guarantee stable returns. Instead of seeking immediate recognition，... it would be better to think of its development in the long term.″
The index′s fate will now depend on how many financial products related to it are created and how fast they are sold.
Kim Min－ji， Arirang News.
- published: 10 Jul 2015
- views: 80
SHOTLIST
1. Wide of stock board with computer screens
2. Close-up of computer screen with KOSPI and dollar-won exchange rate
3. Share prices with ticker
4. Close-up, tilt-down of prices screen
5. Stock exchange workers
6. Screens and work stations
7. Wide, pan of prices screen (showing KOSPI index falling)
8. Close-up of ticker
9. Close-up of computer screen
10. Wide of stock board with computer screens
STORYLINE
South Korean share prices opened lower on Monday as institutions started the new month by dumping steel, tech and other large capitalised stocks.
The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) dropped 10.74 points, or 1 percent, to 1,065.33 in the first 15 minutes of trading.
Blue chips fell across the board, with steel, tech and finance shares leading the overall decline.
The only bright spot was construction, where many stocks showed big gains.
The local currency was also falling as trading opened at 1,475.95 won to the US dollar, down by 6.95 won from Friday's close.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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2,000 points. That's how we've known Korea's benchmark KOSPI for the last seven years.
Analysts are saying that is way too long for the main index to hover around... let's take an in-depth look.
Dr. Kim Byoung-joo joins me live in the studio.
So, 2,000 point mark is what the main stock market index has been flirting around for quite some time now and investors are complaining -- in fact, some enraged -- that it's beyond disappointment.
How bad is the situation?
Obviously, domestic investors' disappointment results from the lukewarm stock market performance.
But, that works vice-versa -- it's investors' disappointment acting to slow the trading market itself?
We know the concerns over this lukewarm stock market spans beyond individual level.
In the longer-term, it could very well become a national economic issues, couldn't it?
So, the million dollar question --- what needs to be done from here on?
- published: 16 Jul 2014
- views: 63
For a check on the local bourse...
Korea′s benchmark KOSPI continued its upward streak for the fourth straight day on this Wednesday，... closing the session two－tenths of a percent higher at 20－53.
It′s the first time in more than three months that index closed above the 20－50 mark.
The tech－heavy KOSDAQ also ended up point－6 percent.
On the foreign exchange counter， the Korean currency closed higher against the greenback at 1－thousand－1－hundred and 32 won.
- published: 04 Nov 2015
- views: 51
The Korea Composite Stock Price Index or KOSPI (코스피지수) is the index of all common stocks traded on the Stock Market Division—previously, Korea Stock Exchange—of the Korea Exchange. It's the representative stock market index of South Korea, like the Dow Jones Industrial Average or S&P 500 in the U.S.
KOSPI was introduced in 1983 with the base value of 100 as of January 4, 1980. It's calculated based on market capitalization. As of 2007, KOSPI's daily volume is hundreds of millions of shares or (trillions of won).
KOSPI (한국종합주가지수 Hanguk jonghap juga jisu) was introduced in 1983, replacing Dow-style KCSPI (Korea Composite Stock Price Index).
For years, KOSPI moved below 1,000, peaking above 1,000 in April 1989, November 1994, and January 2000.
On June 17, 1998, KOSPI recorded its largest one-day percentage gain of 8.50% (23.81 points), recovering from the bottom of the Asian financial crisis.
On September 12, 2001, KOSPI had its largest one-day percentage drop of 12.02% (64.97 points) just after 9/11.
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SHOTLIST 1. Wide of stock board with computer screens 2. Close-up of computer screen with KOSPI and dollar-won exchange rate 3. Share prices with ticker 4. Close-up, tilt-down of prices screen 5. Stock exchange workers 6. Screens and work stations 7. Wide, pan of prices screen (showing KOSPI index falling) 8. Close-up of ticker 9. Close-up of computer screen 10. Wide of stock board with computer screens STORYLINE South Korean share prices opened lower on Monday as institutions started the new month by dumping steel, tech and other large capitalised stocks. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) dropped 10. -
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Nordkorea: Kim ist tot - Kospi-Index stürzt ab
Nordkoreas Staatschef Kim Jong Il ist tot. Der Diktator starb am Wochenende im Alter von 69 Jahren an Herzversagen. Die Börsen in der Region haben am darauf am heutigen Montag beunruhigt reagiert - allen voran der Kospi in Seoul. Der Leitindex der südkoreanischen Börse verlor in der Spitze rund fünf Prozent und schloss 3,4 Prozent schwächer. Fragen dazu an Frank Benz, Vorstand der Benz AG "Partner -
KOSPI, FX Volatility Index soar amid fear factors 코스피 공포지수 급등 환율 변동성 10개월래 최고
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Korea to launch new stock index next week 한국형 다우지수， KTOP30 도입
Korea is getting ready to launch a new index of 30 blue－chip companies that represent the country′s economic structure. The KTOP30， as it′s called，.... aims to better reflect Korea′s economy. But.... some are already questioning... if this new index will be able to achieve to its ambitious goal. Kim Min－ji has more. The KTOP30 index modeled after the U.S. Dow Jones Industrial Average will launc -
Stocks open lower, KOSPI drops 10 pts in early trading
SHOTLIST 1. Wide of stock board with computer screens 2. Close-up of computer screen with KOSPI and dollar-won exchange rate 3. Share prices with ticker 4. Close-up, tilt-down of prices screen 5. Stock exchange workers 6. Screens and work stations 7. Wide, pan of prices screen (showing KOSPI index falling) 8. Close-up of ticker 9. Close-up of computer screen 10. Wide of stock board -
Business Today: KOSPI 2,000 dilemma
2,000 points. That's how we've known Korea's benchmark KOSPI for the last seven years. Analysts are saying that is way too long for the main index to hover around... let's take an in-depth look. Dr. Kim Byoung-joo joins me live in the studio. So, 2,000 point mark is what the main stock market index has been flirting around for quite some time now and investors are complaining -- in fact, some en -
Korea′s benchmark KOSPI continues upward streak for fourth day 코스피 사흘째 상승
For a check on the local bourse... Korea′s benchmark KOSPI continued its upward streak for the fourth straight day on this Wednesday，... closing the session two－tenths of a percent higher at 20－53. It′s the first time in more than three months that index closed above the 20－50 mark. The tech－heavy KOSDAQ also ended up point－6 percent. On the foreign exchange counter， the Korean currency closed hi -
Horizons ETFs Launches Horizons Korea KOSPI 200 ETF
Executives and guests of Horizons ETFs visited the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on Tuesday, March 4 to celebrate the launch of the Horizons Korea KOSPI 200 Exchange Traded Fund (ETF). The fund, which gives U.S. investors direct access to the stocks of the KOSPI 200 Index, began trading on NYSE Arca under the ticker symbol "HKOR". To mark the occasion, Hyeon Joo Park, Chairman of Horizons ETFs' -
KOSPI rebounds to 2,000 range after 5 months / YTN
South Korea's key stock index closed at above the 2,000-point range on Tuesday, for the first time in five months. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) rose 4.57 points to finish at 2001.38. The tech-heavy secondary KOSDAQ market also climbed 3.83 points, ending at its highest level of 625.64 since June 2008. Experts attributed the buoyant mood in the Seoul bourse largely -
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KOSPI picks up on rebound in oil prices and expectations of U.S. rate freeze
코스피 1,900선에 '바짝'…외국인 38일만에 '사자' Korea′s benchmark index ticked up today，... on an oil price rebound and anticipation the U.S. will freeze its rates. The KOSPI rose 1－point－4 percent， closing at just under the 19－hundred mark. Oil prices rebounded to the psychologically significant level of 30 U.S. dollars per barrel，... which also extended overnight gains on the U.S. and European stock markets. Th -
Major indices in Taipei, Seoul and HKong all up in early trading
SHOTLIST Seoul, South Korea 1. Mid of KOSPI point and exchange rate on the computer monitors 2. Close and zoom in of KOSPI point on the computer monitor and on the stock board 3. Wide of KOSPI point on the stock board 4. Mid of stock price on the stock board 5. Close of stock price on the stock board 6. Close of stock price on the moving screen 7. Mid of KOSPI point and exchange ra -
Korean shares break record high
And the Choi Kyung-hwan effect and hopes over his stimulus package have sent the country's benchmark KOSPI Index soaring,... hitting yet another fresh high for the year. Kim Ji-yeon reports. Monday was another record-breaking day for the nation's benchmark index. After surpassing the 2-thousand-50 mark... at one point in mid-day trading,... the KOSPI settled in at 2-thousand-48 points, picking up -
Seoul stock market opens, follows Wall St down
SHOT LIST 1. Computer screens, with stock board behind 2. Close-up computer screen with Kospi index showing 22-point fall 3. Close-up of computer screen with Kospi graph 4. Share prices board 5. Close-up of stock board with Kospi 6. Stock exchange workers in office 7. Wide of stock board 8. Close-up of moving screen 9. Close-up of computer screen 10. Wide of stock board with comput -
Korea's benchmark index breaks another record
In what has become a popular refrain in recent days,.. the KOSPI has set, yet another, record high this Monday morning. The nation's benchmark index broke the 2-thousand-40 mark in early trading,... picking right up where it left off on Friday. Arirang News' Kim Ji-yeon tells us... what's behind this latest upward trend. The Korean stock market rose sharply during the fourth week of July. The KOS -
Kospi plunges following heavy US losses
1. Wide of Korea Composite Stock Price Index (Kospi) stock board and a computer monitor showing Kospi and exchange rate at the Korea Exchange 2. Close-up of computer monitor with Kospi graph 3. Close-up of Kospi point 4. Zoom in to Kospi on stock board 5. Wide of stock board 6. Kospi on stock board 7. Tilt-down of stock board 8. Close-up of stock board''s moving screen 9. Close-up of vari -
S.Korean stock exchange closes 2015; KOSPI ends at 1,961.31 / YTN
South Korean stocks closed lower on Wednesday, the final trading day of Korea Exchange (KRX) this year. The Korea Composite Stock Price Index closed at 1,961.31, losing 5 points, or 0.25 percent, from Tuesday. For the year, the stocks listed on the Seoul bourse moved up 2.39 percent. Meanwhile, the Korea Securities Dealers Automated Quotations (KOSDAQ), an electronic stock market, wrapped up it -
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SHOTLIST Seoul 1. Pan from computer screen to stock board in background 2. Close-up of computer screen with Kospi index 3. Stock board with Kospi index 4. Tilt-up of stock board 5. Close up of stock board 6. Medium of employees in office 7. Close of computer screen 8. Wide of stock board 9. Close of stock board 10. Close of screen in Korea Exchange lobby with Kospi in Korean 11. W
Nordkorea: Kim ist tot - Kospi-Index stürzt ab
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Nordkoreas Staatschef Kim Jong Il ist tot. Der Diktator starb am Wochenende im Alter von 69 Jahren an Herzversagen. Die Börsen in der Region haben am darauf am ...
Nordkoreas Staatschef Kim Jong Il ist tot. Der Diktator starb am Wochenende im Alter von 69 Jahren an Herzversagen. Die Börsen in der Region haben am darauf am heutigen Montag beunruhigt reagiert - allen voran der Kospi in Seoul. Der Leitindex der südkoreanischen Börse verlor in der Spitze rund fünf Prozent und schloss 3,4 Prozent schwächer. Fragen dazu an Frank Benz, Vorstand der Benz AG "Partner für Vermögen" - im aktuellen TV-Interview
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Nordkoreas Staatschef Kim Jong Il ist tot. Der Diktator starb am Wochenende im Alter von 69 Jahren an Herzversagen. Die Börsen in der Region haben am darauf am heutigen Montag beunruhigt reagiert - allen voran der Kospi in Seoul. Der Leitindex der südkoreanischen Börse verlor in der Spitze rund fünf Prozent und schloss 3,4 Prozent schwächer. Fragen dazu an Frank Benz, Vorstand der Benz AG "Partner für Vermögen" - im aktuellen TV-Interview
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KOSPI, FX Volatility Index soar amid fear factors 코스피 공포지수 급등 환율 변동성 10개월래 최고
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With Pyongyang pulling out all its workers from the Gaeseong Industrial Complexmany investors are nervously responding to escalating threats from the world's most reclusive nation.
The volatility of the Korean stock market has dramatically increased recently.
Our Song Ji-sun has details.
North Korea's intensifying threats coupled with a weak yen are weighing on South Korea's financial markets, increasing volatility of share prices and the value of the won.
The index measuring the volatility of the benchmark index KOSPI of the main bourse hit a six-month high at 19-point-3-2 last Friday.
The volatility index gained nearly 30 percent in just 10 days.
The Kospi itself fell about 4-point-5 percent in the first six trading days of this month.
In the foreign exchange market, the Korean won is hovering at around this year's low of 1-thousand-140 to the dollar.
In fact, the won has become the currency that has fallen the most so far this year after the yen among the world's 30 major currencies.
Before North Korea began testing its long-range missile and a nuclear device late last year, the Korean currency had consistently strengthened against the dollar.
In contrast to the weak won, the currencies of Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand have all gained value against the dollar during the peirod, while the Singaporean dollar lost 1-point-6 percent.
Song Ji-sun, Arirang News.
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With Pyongyang pulling out all its workers from the Gaeseong Industrial Complexmany investors are nervously responding to escalating threats from the world's most reclusive nation.
The volatility of the Korean stock market has dramatically increased recently.
Our Song Ji-sun has details.
North Korea's intensifying threats coupled with a weak yen are weighing on South Korea's financial markets, increasing volatility of share prices and the value of the won.
The index measuring the volatility of the benchmark index KOSPI of the main bourse hit a six-month high at 19-point-3-2 last Friday.
The volatility index gained nearly 30 percent in just 10 days.
The Kospi itself fell about 4-point-5 percent in the first six trading days of this month.
In the foreign exchange market, the Korean won is hovering at around this year's low of 1-thousand-140 to the dollar.
In fact, the won has become the currency that has fallen the most so far this year after the yen among the world's 30 major currencies.
Before North Korea began testing its long-range missile and a nuclear device late last year, the Korean currency had consistently strengthened against the dollar.
In contrast to the weak won, the currencies of Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand have all gained value against the dollar during the peirod, while the Singaporean dollar lost 1-point-6 percent.
Song Ji-sun, Arirang News.
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Korea to launch new stock index next week 한국형 다우지수， KTOP30 도입
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Korea is getting ready to launch a new index of 30 blue－chip companies that represent the country′s economic structure.
The KTOP30， as it′s called，.... aims to ...
Korea is getting ready to launch a new index of 30 blue－chip companies that represent the country′s economic structure.
The KTOP30， as it′s called，.... aims to better reflect Korea′s economy.
But.... some are already questioning... if this new index will be able to achieve to its ambitious goal.
Kim Min－ji has more.
The KTOP30 index modeled after the U.S. Dow Jones Industrial Average will launch next week.
It will consist of 30 major companies chosen based on their market capitalization， such as Samsung Electronics， Hyundai Motor and SK Hynix，... as well as financial groups and IT companies.
″It′s our hope that the KTOP30 index will become a leading index that can help invigorate the Korean economy.″
The launch comes amid calls for the local stock market to better reflect the country′s economic growth.
Since 1980， Korea′s GDP has grown 36－fold，... while the main KOSPI index has only risen 19－fold.
The KTOP30 will only include companies with shares priced at less than 500－thousand won，... or roughly 440 U.S. dollars， in order to promote active trading.
Samsung Electronics， whose share price is well over a－thousand dollars，... will be subject to adjustment.
″We have decided to bring on Samsung Electronics. However， we will apply an adjustment calculation of zero－point－five to its share price to limit its position when generating the index.″
The next question is how effective the new index will actually be.
In addition to the benchmark KOSPI， the local bourse operator runs over 130 sub－indices， including the KOSPI 200 and the KOSPI 50 but these smaller indices have existed more or less in name only，... as they are less popular among investors because they don′t reflect real market conditions.
″We need confirmation that the new index can guarantee stable returns. Instead of seeking immediate recognition，... it would be better to think of its development in the long term.″
The index′s fate will now depend on how many financial products related to it are created and how fast they are sold.
Kim Min－ji， Arirang News.
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Korea is getting ready to launch a new index of 30 blue－chip companies that represent the country′s economic structure.
The KTOP30， as it′s called，.... aims to better reflect Korea′s economy.
But.... some are already questioning... if this new index will be able to achieve to its ambitious goal.
Kim Min－ji has more.
The KTOP30 index modeled after the U.S. Dow Jones Industrial Average will launch next week.
It will consist of 30 major companies chosen based on their market capitalization， such as Samsung Electronics， Hyundai Motor and SK Hynix，... as well as financial groups and IT companies.
″It′s our hope that the KTOP30 index will become a leading index that can help invigorate the Korean economy.″
The launch comes amid calls for the local stock market to better reflect the country′s economic growth.
Since 1980， Korea′s GDP has grown 36－fold，... while the main KOSPI index has only risen 19－fold.
The KTOP30 will only include companies with shares priced at less than 500－thousand won，... or roughly 440 U.S. dollars， in order to promote active trading.
Samsung Electronics， whose share price is well over a－thousand dollars，... will be subject to adjustment.
″We have decided to bring on Samsung Electronics. However， we will apply an adjustment calculation of zero－point－five to its share price to limit its position when generating the index.″
The next question is how effective the new index will actually be.
In addition to the benchmark KOSPI， the local bourse operator runs over 130 sub－indices， including the KOSPI 200 and the KOSPI 50 but these smaller indices have existed more or less in name only，... as they are less popular among investors because they don′t reflect real market conditions.
″We need confirmation that the new index can guarantee stable returns. Instead of seeking immediate recognition，... it would be better to think of its development in the long term.″
The index′s fate will now depend on how many financial products related to it are created and how fast they are sold.
Kim Min－ji， Arirang News.
- published: 10 Jul 2015
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Stocks open lower, KOSPI drops 10 pts in early trading
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SHOTLIST
1. Wide of stock board with computer screens
2. Close-up of computer screen with KOSPI and dollar-won exchange rate
3. Share prices with ticker
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SHOTLIST
1. Wide of stock board with computer screens
2. Close-up of computer screen with KOSPI and dollar-won exchange rate
3. Share prices with ticker
4. Close-up, tilt-down of prices screen
5. Stock exchange workers
6. Screens and work stations
7. Wide, pan of prices screen (showing KOSPI index falling)
8. Close-up of ticker
9. Close-up of computer screen
10. Wide of stock board with computer screens
STORYLINE
South Korean share prices opened lower on Monday as institutions started the new month by dumping steel, tech and other large capitalised stocks.
The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) dropped 10.74 points, or 1 percent, to 1,065.33 in the first 15 minutes of trading.
Blue chips fell across the board, with steel, tech and finance shares leading the overall decline.
The only bright spot was construction, where many stocks showed big gains.
The local currency was also falling as trading opened at 1,475.95 won to the US dollar, down by 6.95 won from Friday's close.
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1. Wide of stock board with computer screens
2. Close-up of computer screen with KOSPI and dollar-won exchange rate
3. Share prices with ticker
4. Close-up, tilt-down of prices screen
5. Stock exchange workers
6. Screens and work stations
7. Wide, pan of prices screen (showing KOSPI index falling)
8. Close-up of ticker
9. Close-up of computer screen
10. Wide of stock board with computer screens
STORYLINE
South Korean share prices opened lower on Monday as institutions started the new month by dumping steel, tech and other large capitalised stocks.
The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) dropped 10.74 points, or 1 percent, to 1,065.33 in the first 15 minutes of trading.
Blue chips fell across the board, with steel, tech and finance shares leading the overall decline.
The only bright spot was construction, where many stocks showed big gains.
The local currency was also falling as trading opened at 1,475.95 won to the US dollar, down by 6.95 won from Friday's close.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Business Today: KOSPI 2,000 dilemma
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2,000 points. That's how we've known Korea's benchmark KOSPI for the last seven years.
Analysts are saying that is way too long for the main index to hover arou...
2,000 points. That's how we've known Korea's benchmark KOSPI for the last seven years.
Analysts are saying that is way too long for the main index to hover around... let's take an in-depth look.
Dr. Kim Byoung-joo joins me live in the studio.
So, 2,000 point mark is what the main stock market index has been flirting around for quite some time now and investors are complaining -- in fact, some enraged -- that it's beyond disappointment.
How bad is the situation?
Obviously, domestic investors' disappointment results from the lukewarm stock market performance.
But, that works vice-versa -- it's investors' disappointment acting to slow the trading market itself?
We know the concerns over this lukewarm stock market spans beyond individual level.
In the longer-term, it could very well become a national economic issues, couldn't it?
So, the million dollar question --- what needs to be done from here on?
wn.com/Business Today Kospi 2,000 Dilemma
2,000 points. That's how we've known Korea's benchmark KOSPI for the last seven years.
Analysts are saying that is way too long for the main index to hover around... let's take an in-depth look.
Dr. Kim Byoung-joo joins me live in the studio.
So, 2,000 point mark is what the main stock market index has been flirting around for quite some time now and investors are complaining -- in fact, some enraged -- that it's beyond disappointment.
How bad is the situation?
Obviously, domestic investors' disappointment results from the lukewarm stock market performance.
But, that works vice-versa -- it's investors' disappointment acting to slow the trading market itself?
We know the concerns over this lukewarm stock market spans beyond individual level.
In the longer-term, it could very well become a national economic issues, couldn't it?
So, the million dollar question --- what needs to be done from here on?
- published: 16 Jul 2014
- views: 63
Korea′s benchmark KOSPI continues upward streak for fourth day 코스피 사흘째 상승
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- Duration: 0:28
- Updated: 04 Nov 2015
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For a check on the local bourse...
Korea′s benchmark KOSPI continued its upward streak for the fourth straight day on this Wednesday，... closing the session two...
For a check on the local bourse...
Korea′s benchmark KOSPI continued its upward streak for the fourth straight day on this Wednesday，... closing the session two－tenths of a percent higher at 20－53.
It′s the first time in more than three months that index closed above the 20－50 mark.
The tech－heavy KOSDAQ also ended up point－6 percent.
On the foreign exchange counter， the Korean currency closed higher against the greenback at 1－thousand－1－hundred and 32 won.
wn.com/Korea′S Benchmark Kospi Continues Upward Streak For Fourth Day 코스피 사흘째 상승
For a check on the local bourse...
Korea′s benchmark KOSPI continued its upward streak for the fourth straight day on this Wednesday，... closing the session two－tenths of a percent higher at 20－53.
It′s the first time in more than three months that index closed above the 20－50 mark.
The tech－heavy KOSDAQ also ended up point－6 percent.
On the foreign exchange counter， the Korean currency closed higher against the greenback at 1－thousand－1－hundred and 32 won.
- published: 04 Nov 2015
- views: 51
Horizons ETFs Launches Horizons Korea KOSPI 200 ETF
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- Duration: 0:54
- Updated: 04 Mar 2014
- views: 422
Executives and guests of Horizons ETFs visited the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on Tuesday, March 4 to celebrate the launch of the Horizons Korea KOSPI 200 Ex...
Executives and guests of Horizons ETFs visited the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on Tuesday, March 4 to celebrate the launch of the Horizons Korea KOSPI 200 Exchange Traded Fund (ETF). The fund, which gives U.S. investors direct access to the stocks of the KOSPI 200 Index, began trading on NYSE Arca under the ticker symbol "HKOR".
To mark the occasion, Hyeon Joo Park, Chairman of Horizons ETFs' parent company, Mirae Asset Global Investments, was joined by members of the company's leadership team and rang the NYSE Opening Bell.
About the Horizons ETFs Group
Horizons ETFs Management (USA) LLC is a member of the Horizons ETFs Group. The Horizons ETFs Group consists of innovative financial services companies offering regional families of ETFs in Canada, Korea, Hong Kong, Australia, the United States and Colombia. Currently, all of the ETFs offered by these companies use the Horizons ETFs' brand with the exception of the 'BetaShares' family of ETFs in Australia and the 'Mirae Asset Tiger ETFs' family in Korea. With approximately US$8.15 billion in assets under management and 142 ETF listings worldwide (as of Sept. 30, 2013), the Horizons ETFs Group makes up one of the largest collective families of ETFs in the world. All of the Horizons ETFs Group companies and affiliates are subsidiaries of Mirae Asset Global Investments Co., Ltd. (Source: Horizon ETFs)
About Mirae Asset Global Investments
Mirae Asset Global Investments is one of the world's largest investment managers in emerging market equities (Investments & Pensions Europe, January 2014). With approximately 550 employees, including 126 dedicated investment professionals, Mirae Asset offers a breadth of emerging markets expertise. Mirae Asset's offices are located in Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Colombia, Hong Kong, India, Korea, Taiwan, the U.K., the United States and Vietnam. Headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, the firm manages $58 billion in assets globally through a diversified platform to offer market-leading franchises in traditional equity and fixed income products, ETFs and alternative strategies, such as real estate, private equity and hedge funds. (Source: Mirae Asset Global Investments)
wn.com/Horizons Etfs Launches Horizons Korea Kospi 200 Etf
Executives and guests of Horizons ETFs visited the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on Tuesday, March 4 to celebrate the launch of the Horizons Korea KOSPI 200 Exchange Traded Fund (ETF). The fund, which gives U.S. investors direct access to the stocks of the KOSPI 200 Index, began trading on NYSE Arca under the ticker symbol "HKOR".
To mark the occasion, Hyeon Joo Park, Chairman of Horizons ETFs' parent company, Mirae Asset Global Investments, was joined by members of the company's leadership team and rang the NYSE Opening Bell.
About the Horizons ETFs Group
Horizons ETFs Management (USA) LLC is a member of the Horizons ETFs Group. The Horizons ETFs Group consists of innovative financial services companies offering regional families of ETFs in Canada, Korea, Hong Kong, Australia, the United States and Colombia. Currently, all of the ETFs offered by these companies use the Horizons ETFs' brand with the exception of the 'BetaShares' family of ETFs in Australia and the 'Mirae Asset Tiger ETFs' family in Korea. With approximately US$8.15 billion in assets under management and 142 ETF listings worldwide (as of Sept. 30, 2013), the Horizons ETFs Group makes up one of the largest collective families of ETFs in the world. All of the Horizons ETFs Group companies and affiliates are subsidiaries of Mirae Asset Global Investments Co., Ltd. (Source: Horizon ETFs)
About Mirae Asset Global Investments
Mirae Asset Global Investments is one of the world's largest investment managers in emerging market equities (Investments & Pensions Europe, January 2014). With approximately 550 employees, including 126 dedicated investment professionals, Mirae Asset offers a breadth of emerging markets expertise. Mirae Asset's offices are located in Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Colombia, Hong Kong, India, Korea, Taiwan, the U.K., the United States and Vietnam. Headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, the firm manages $58 billion in assets globally through a diversified platform to offer market-leading franchises in traditional equity and fixed income products, ETFs and alternative strategies, such as real estate, private equity and hedge funds. (Source: Mirae Asset Global Investments)
- published: 04 Mar 2014
- views: 422
KOSPI rebounds to 2,000 range after 5 months / YTN
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- Duration: 0:32
- Updated: 04 Mar 2015
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South Korea's key stock index closed at above the 2,000-point range on Tuesday, for the first time in five months.
The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price I...
South Korea's key stock index closed at above the 2,000-point range on Tuesday, for the first time in five months.
The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) rose 4.57 points to finish at 2001.38.
The tech-heavy secondary KOSDAQ market also climbed 3.83 points, ending at its highest level of 625.64 since June 2008.
Experts attributed the buoyant mood in the Seoul bourse largely to stimulus in the eurozone boosting investor sentiment. The stocks showed another higher opening today.
▶ 기사 원문 : http://www.ytn.co.kr/_pn/1207_201503041011110249
▶ 제보 안내 : http://goo.gl/gEvsAL, 모바일앱, 8585@ytn.co.kr, #2424
▣ YTN 유튜브 채널 구독 : http://goo.gl/Ytb5SZ
[ 한국 뉴스 채널 와이티엔 / Korea News Channel YTN ]
wn.com/Kospi Rebounds To 2,000 Range After 5 Months Ytn
South Korea's key stock index closed at above the 2,000-point range on Tuesday, for the first time in five months.
The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) rose 4.57 points to finish at 2001.38.
The tech-heavy secondary KOSDAQ market also climbed 3.83 points, ending at its highest level of 625.64 since June 2008.
Experts attributed the buoyant mood in the Seoul bourse largely to stimulus in the eurozone boosting investor sentiment. The stocks showed another higher opening today.
▶ 기사 원문 : http://www.ytn.co.kr/_pn/1207_201503041011110249
▶ 제보 안내 : http://goo.gl/gEvsAL, 모바일앱, 8585@ytn.co.kr, #2424
▣ YTN 유튜브 채널 구독 : http://goo.gl/Ytb5SZ
[ 한국 뉴스 채널 와이티엔 / Korea News Channel YTN ]
- published: 04 Mar 2015
- views: 23
Fibonacci 38.2% Profit Target and Stop Loss - Example 057 KOSPI South Korea Index
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- Duration: 1:17
- Updated: 08 Oct 2013
- views: 182
Fibonacci 38.2% Profit Target and Stop Loss - Example 057 KOSPI South Korea Index
FibonacciChart http://www.youtube.com/user/FibonacciChart
Trading Fibonacci is...
Fibonacci 38.2% Profit Target and Stop Loss - Example 057 KOSPI South Korea Index
FibonacciChart http://www.youtube.com/user/FibonacciChart
Trading Fibonacci is all about taking advantage of 38.2% or 61.8% price retracements acting like support (long trades) or resistance (short trades).
Stop loss should be equal with profit target ( win / loss 1:1 )
For more Fibonacci Retracement Examples, see below links:
Fibonacci 38.2% Retracement Setup- Oil Example 056
http://youtu.be/mXeSRdzjioo
JKSE Composite Fibonacci 38.2% and 61.8% Profit Target and Stop Loss - Indonesia Index- Example 055
http://youtu.be/JSUfzISavtI
KLSE Composite Fibonacci 38.2% and 61.8% Profit Target and Stop Loss - Malaysia Index- Example 054
http://youtu.be/h_HjwmV9z2s
BSE Sensex - Fibonacci 38.2% and 61.8% Profit Target and Stop Loss - India Index - Example 053
http://youtu.be/RsqFy8rb0sw
Strait Times 30 - Fibonacci 38.2% and 61.8% Profit Target and Stop Loss - Singapore Index - Example 052
http://youtu.be/MQZwAkKp0Ek
Japan Index NIKKEI 225 - Support @ 38.2 % Fibonacci Level - Example 051
http://youtu.be/a0X_MgXR7OE
China Index SSE - Resistance @ 38.2 % Fibonacci Level - 050
http://youtu.be/JvfUS2ycbp0
CAC 40 - Support @ 38.2 % Fibonacci Level - 049
http://youtu.be/Tq2_vsSGYsw
FTSE 100 - Support @ 38.2 % Fibonacci Level - 048
http://youtu.be/FfZ_dT_vhGQ
Pivot Point + Fibonacci AUD/USD - 047
http://youtu.be/6fTXvYsa-FE
Pivot Point + Fibonacci EUR/USD - 046
http://youtu.be/Weo754nyR-4
Pivot Point + Fibonacci EUR/USD - 045
http://youtu.be/AOqffSVrQ1U
Gold and Silver Index - Support @ 38.2 % Fibonacci Retracement - 044
http://youtu.be/kjdWDZgjGPw
S&P; 500 - Support @ 38.2 % Fibonacci Retracement - 043
http://youtu.be/2gWpoVl0n88
Bank Sector - Support @ 38.2 % Fibonacci Retracement - 042
http://youtu.be/VbWXBsvbs5U
Oil Sector - Support @ 38.2 % Fibonacci Retracement - 041
http://youtu.be/t7rxCEC5q0o
DJ Transportation - Support @ 38.2 % Fibonacci - 040
http://youtu.be/f6dGmgDfP1g
DJIA - Support @ 38.2 % Fibonacci - 039
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0-s9zswM4M
Irrational Market - AUD / USD Fibonacci 38.2% 61.8% - 038
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbcMELrnIvI
USD / CAD & AUD / USD Fibonacci 38.2% 61.8% - 037
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1VS3MqvGYA
Pivot Point and Fibonacci 61.8% - USD/JPY 036
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_cOkNcJNCE
CAD/JPY Fibonacci 38.2% - 035
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCcNtJr3a0o
Fibonacci 38.2% GBP/JPY 034
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMuASPjFIxo
Pin Dilemma Fibonacci 38.2% - 033 EUR/USD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOl4vEdDWtU
Low Probability - missing by 5-10 pips Fibonacci 38.2%
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6_2QMGrnPk
GBP/USD Fibonacci 38.2% Stop Loss - 032
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhFlDA-JMUg
Support + Resistance + Fibonacci 38.2% - 031
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5myUDGXfMLY
Anchor Dilemma Fibonacci 38.2% - Example 030 - NZD/USD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmLI9pxajnA
Fibonacci 38.2% Example - Short Trade(sell) USD/CAD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDtyf-bl5aY
Fibonacci 38.2% Example - Long Trade(buy) EUR/JPY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MlTCzzyK9s
GBP/JPY Fibonacci 38.2% and 61.8% - 029
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4W8Ktqhpmxw
AUD/USD Fibonacci 38.2% and 61.8% - 028
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWcSI76bdvg
Fibonacci 38.2% & 61.8% GBP/USD - 027
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dU2FUudmM34
Fibonacci 61.8% EUR/USD - 026
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxbzRSIGiFE
Fibonacci 38.2% & 61.8% USD/JPY - 025
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atMk82SjfYg
Fibonacci 38.2% AUD/USD - 24
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FxcJ5fBq5Y
Fibonacci System -- Stop Loss Triggered - 23
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3Kxz1w6gEw
EUR/CAD Fibonacci 38.2% - 22
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UvH3CyIqs2o
EUR/CAD Fibonacci 38.2% - 21
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkyQQ_KBxOk
EUR/USD Fibonacci 38.2% & 61.8% - 20
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3if7n6t0KI
EUR/USD Fibonacci 38.2% & 61.8% - 19
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7HWOK7tVVs
EUR/USD Fibonacci 38.2% & 61.8% - 18
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OU4owi0-U_w
AUD/NZD Fibonacci 38.2% & 61.8% - 17
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUiRuH_EuCo
AUD/NZD Fibonacci 38.2% & 61.8% - 16
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzN0kuZRESw
USD/CAD Fibonacci 38.2% & 61.8% - 15
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iX1-10bd8VE
EUR/USD Fibonacci 38.2% & 61.8% - 14
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fgt-AWlnI9s
EUR/CHF Fibonacci 38.2% & 61.8% - 13
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i__uGduCms0
USD/JPY Fibonacci 38.2% - 12
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ncaJQ1Uh2Y
AUD/CAD Fibonacci 38.2% & 61.8% - 11
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TyPOpXUhkY
EUR/USD Fibonacci 38.2% - 10
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJ-qbJ_-RuA
EUR/USD Fibonacci 38.2% - 09
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unfOi0GN_NY
EUR/USD Fibonacci 38.2% - 08
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDnNh6PumC0
GBP/USD Fibonacci 38.2% - 07
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAFB4K2ZGOA
wn.com/Fibonacci 38.2 Profit Target And Stop Loss Example 057 Kospi South Korea Index
Fibonacci 38.2% Profit Target and Stop Loss - Example 057 KOSPI South Korea Index
FibonacciChart http://www.youtube.com/user/FibonacciChart
Trading Fibonacci is all about taking advantage of 38.2% or 61.8% price retracements acting like support (long trades) or resistance (short trades).
Stop loss should be equal with profit target ( win / loss 1:1 )
For more Fibonacci Retracement Examples, see below links:
Fibonacci 38.2% Retracement Setup- Oil Example 056
http://youtu.be/mXeSRdzjioo
JKSE Composite Fibonacci 38.2% and 61.8% Profit Target and Stop Loss - Indonesia Index- Example 055
http://youtu.be/JSUfzISavtI
KLSE Composite Fibonacci 38.2% and 61.8% Profit Target and Stop Loss - Malaysia Index- Example 054
http://youtu.be/h_HjwmV9z2s
BSE Sensex - Fibonacci 38.2% and 61.8% Profit Target and Stop Loss - India Index - Example 053
http://youtu.be/RsqFy8rb0sw
Strait Times 30 - Fibonacci 38.2% and 61.8% Profit Target and Stop Loss - Singapore Index - Example 052
http://youtu.be/MQZwAkKp0Ek
Japan Index NIKKEI 225 - Support @ 38.2 % Fibonacci Level - Example 051
http://youtu.be/a0X_MgXR7OE
China Index SSE - Resistance @ 38.2 % Fibonacci Level - 050
http://youtu.be/JvfUS2ycbp0
CAC 40 - Support @ 38.2 % Fibonacci Level - 049
http://youtu.be/Tq2_vsSGYsw
FTSE 100 - Support @ 38.2 % Fibonacci Level - 048
http://youtu.be/FfZ_dT_vhGQ
Pivot Point + Fibonacci AUD/USD - 047
http://youtu.be/6fTXvYsa-FE
Pivot Point + Fibonacci EUR/USD - 046
http://youtu.be/Weo754nyR-4
Pivot Point + Fibonacci EUR/USD - 045
http://youtu.be/AOqffSVrQ1U
Gold and Silver Index - Support @ 38.2 % Fibonacci Retracement - 044
http://youtu.be/kjdWDZgjGPw
S&P; 500 - Support @ 38.2 % Fibonacci Retracement - 043
http://youtu.be/2gWpoVl0n88
Bank Sector - Support @ 38.2 % Fibonacci Retracement - 042
http://youtu.be/VbWXBsvbs5U
Oil Sector - Support @ 38.2 % Fibonacci Retracement - 041
http://youtu.be/t7rxCEC5q0o
DJ Transportation - Support @ 38.2 % Fibonacci - 040
http://youtu.be/f6dGmgDfP1g
DJIA - Support @ 38.2 % Fibonacci - 039
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0-s9zswM4M
Irrational Market - AUD / USD Fibonacci 38.2% 61.8% - 038
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbcMELrnIvI
USD / CAD & AUD / USD Fibonacci 38.2% 61.8% - 037
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1VS3MqvGYA
Pivot Point and Fibonacci 61.8% - USD/JPY 036
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_cOkNcJNCE
CAD/JPY Fibonacci 38.2% - 035
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCcNtJr3a0o
Fibonacci 38.2% GBP/JPY 034
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMuASPjFIxo
Pin Dilemma Fibonacci 38.2% - 033 EUR/USD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOl4vEdDWtU
Low Probability - missing by 5-10 pips Fibonacci 38.2%
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6_2QMGrnPk
GBP/USD Fibonacci 38.2% Stop Loss - 032
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhFlDA-JMUg
Support + Resistance + Fibonacci 38.2% - 031
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5myUDGXfMLY
Anchor Dilemma Fibonacci 38.2% - Example 030 - NZD/USD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmLI9pxajnA
Fibonacci 38.2% Example - Short Trade(sell) USD/CAD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDtyf-bl5aY
Fibonacci 38.2% Example - Long Trade(buy) EUR/JPY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MlTCzzyK9s
GBP/JPY Fibonacci 38.2% and 61.8% - 029
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4W8Ktqhpmxw
AUD/USD Fibonacci 38.2% and 61.8% - 028
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWcSI76bdvg
Fibonacci 38.2% & 61.8% GBP/USD - 027
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dU2FUudmM34
Fibonacci 61.8% EUR/USD - 026
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxbzRSIGiFE
Fibonacci 38.2% & 61.8% USD/JPY - 025
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atMk82SjfYg
Fibonacci 38.2% AUD/USD - 24
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FxcJ5fBq5Y
Fibonacci System -- Stop Loss Triggered - 23
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3Kxz1w6gEw
EUR/CAD Fibonacci 38.2% - 22
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UvH3CyIqs2o
EUR/CAD Fibonacci 38.2% - 21
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkyQQ_KBxOk
EUR/USD Fibonacci 38.2% & 61.8% - 20
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3if7n6t0KI
EUR/USD Fibonacci 38.2% & 61.8% - 19
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7HWOK7tVVs
EUR/USD Fibonacci 38.2% & 61.8% - 18
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OU4owi0-U_w
AUD/NZD Fibonacci 38.2% & 61.8% - 17
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUiRuH_EuCo
AUD/NZD Fibonacci 38.2% & 61.8% - 16
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzN0kuZRESw
USD/CAD Fibonacci 38.2% & 61.8% - 15
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iX1-10bd8VE
EUR/USD Fibonacci 38.2% & 61.8% - 14
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fgt-AWlnI9s
EUR/CHF Fibonacci 38.2% & 61.8% - 13
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i__uGduCms0
USD/JPY Fibonacci 38.2% - 12
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ncaJQ1Uh2Y
AUD/CAD Fibonacci 38.2% & 61.8% - 11
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TyPOpXUhkY
EUR/USD Fibonacci 38.2% - 10
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJ-qbJ_-RuA
EUR/USD Fibonacci 38.2% - 09
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unfOi0GN_NY
EUR/USD Fibonacci 38.2% - 08
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDnNh6PumC0
GBP/USD Fibonacci 38.2% - 07
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAFB4K2ZGOA
- published: 08 Oct 2013
- views: 182
KOSPI picks up on rebound in oil prices and expectations of U.S. rate freeze
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- Duration: 0:39
- Updated: 27 Jan 2016
- views: 42
코스피 1,900선에 '바짝'…외국인 38일만에 '사자'
Korea′s benchmark index ticked up today，... on an oil price rebound and anticipation the U.S. will freeze its rates.
The KOSPI r...
코스피 1,900선에 '바짝'…외국인 38일만에 '사자'
Korea′s benchmark index ticked up today，... on an oil price rebound and anticipation the U.S. will freeze its rates.
The KOSPI rose 1－point－4 percent， closing at just under the 19－hundred mark.
Oil prices rebounded to the psychologically significant level of 30 U.S. dollars per barrel，... which also extended overnight gains on the U.S. and European stock markets.
That boosted investor sentiment and ended a selling spree of Korean stocks that had lasted over a month.
The gain was also fueled by market expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve will not raise its key rate at the end of its regular meeting on Wednesday... due to current market volatility.
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wn.com/Kospi Picks Up On Rebound In Oil Prices And Expectations Of U.S. Rate Freeze
코스피 1,900선에 '바짝'…외국인 38일만에 '사자'
Korea′s benchmark index ticked up today，... on an oil price rebound and anticipation the U.S. will freeze its rates.
The KOSPI rose 1－point－4 percent， closing at just under the 19－hundred mark.
Oil prices rebounded to the psychologically significant level of 30 U.S. dollars per barrel，... which also extended overnight gains on the U.S. and European stock markets.
That boosted investor sentiment and ended a selling spree of Korean stocks that had lasted over a month.
The gain was also fueled by market expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve will not raise its key rate at the end of its regular meeting on Wednesday... due to current market volatility.
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- published: 27 Jan 2016
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Major indices in Taipei, Seoul and HKong all up in early trading
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- Duration: 2:17
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
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SHOTLIST
Seoul, South Korea
1. Mid of KOSPI point and exchange rate on the computer monitors
2. Close and zoom in of KOSPI point on the computer monitor a...
SHOTLIST
Seoul, South Korea
1. Mid of KOSPI point and exchange rate on the computer monitors
2. Close and zoom in of KOSPI point on the computer monitor and on the stock board
3. Wide of KOSPI point on the stock board
4. Mid of stock price on the stock board
5. Close of stock price on the stock board
6. Close of stock price on the moving screen
7. Mid of KOSPI point and exchange rate on the computer monitor and KOSPI point on the stock board in the back
Hong Kong
8. Wide of Hong Kong Stock Exchange trading floor
9. Wide of electronic share price display screen
10. Close of electronic share price display screen
11. Wide of traders at desk
12. Mid of trader talking on phone
13. Wide of electronic ticker tape display showing share prices and index
14. Close of electronic ticker tape display in first half hour of trading showing Hang Seng Index up 313.44 points to 18,747.83
15. SOUNDBITE (English) Francis Lun, Managing Director, Lyncean Holdings:
"Erm...Surprised. China's Purchasing Managers Index show increases rising above 50 points after falling below 50 in November. The figure showed that the manufacturing sector was expanding instead of contracting."
16. Wide of Francis Lun speaking
17. SOUNDBITE (English) Francis Lun, Managing Director, Lyncean Holdings:
"Nobody expects much from Europe, but you can expect better things from the US and China. So, I think the market will rise in 2012, mainly because we started at a very low base."
19. Wide pan of Hong Kong Stock Exchange trading floor
Taipei, Taiwan
20. Wide of an exterior of a local securities company with monitors for the stock market index outside indicating the index number of 7,036.45 up 84.24 points with the turnover of 2.65 (b) billion New Taiwanese dollars.
21. Close of the index point and the turnover number at the bottom
22. Close of the main index number
23. Wide of a monitor hung inside the office
24. Close of the monitor showing the index number point and the turnover number
25. Mid of a stock ticker running inside the office building
STORYLINE
Asian stock markets rose on Tuesday, as market confidence grew after the release of manufacturing data that showed improvement in Europe.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng index jumped 1.9 percent to 18,771.12.
South Korea's Kospi index rose 2.1 percent to 1,863.88 but after an hour of trading on Thursday, the Taiwan Stock Exchange's main index moved down 84.24 points at 7,036.45 with the turnover of 2.65 (b) billion New Taiwanese dollars.
Analyst Francis Lun of Lyncean Holdings, Hong Kong said he thought the Asian markets would rise in 2012 "because we started at a very low base."
"Nobody expects much from Europe but you can expect better things from the US and China," he added.
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SHOTLIST
Seoul, South Korea
1. Mid of KOSPI point and exchange rate on the computer monitors
2. Close and zoom in of KOSPI point on the computer monitor and on the stock board
3. Wide of KOSPI point on the stock board
4. Mid of stock price on the stock board
5. Close of stock price on the stock board
6. Close of stock price on the moving screen
7. Mid of KOSPI point and exchange rate on the computer monitor and KOSPI point on the stock board in the back
Hong Kong
8. Wide of Hong Kong Stock Exchange trading floor
9. Wide of electronic share price display screen
10. Close of electronic share price display screen
11. Wide of traders at desk
12. Mid of trader talking on phone
13. Wide of electronic ticker tape display showing share prices and index
14. Close of electronic ticker tape display in first half hour of trading showing Hang Seng Index up 313.44 points to 18,747.83
15. SOUNDBITE (English) Francis Lun, Managing Director, Lyncean Holdings:
"Erm...Surprised. China's Purchasing Managers Index show increases rising above 50 points after falling below 50 in November. The figure showed that the manufacturing sector was expanding instead of contracting."
16. Wide of Francis Lun speaking
17. SOUNDBITE (English) Francis Lun, Managing Director, Lyncean Holdings:
"Nobody expects much from Europe, but you can expect better things from the US and China. So, I think the market will rise in 2012, mainly because we started at a very low base."
19. Wide pan of Hong Kong Stock Exchange trading floor
Taipei, Taiwan
20. Wide of an exterior of a local securities company with monitors for the stock market index outside indicating the index number of 7,036.45 up 84.24 points with the turnover of 2.65 (b) billion New Taiwanese dollars.
21. Close of the index point and the turnover number at the bottom
22. Close of the main index number
23. Wide of a monitor hung inside the office
24. Close of the monitor showing the index number point and the turnover number
25. Mid of a stock ticker running inside the office building
STORYLINE
Asian stock markets rose on Tuesday, as market confidence grew after the release of manufacturing data that showed improvement in Europe.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng index jumped 1.9 percent to 18,771.12.
South Korea's Kospi index rose 2.1 percent to 1,863.88 but after an hour of trading on Thursday, the Taiwan Stock Exchange's main index moved down 84.24 points at 7,036.45 with the turnover of 2.65 (b) billion New Taiwanese dollars.
Analyst Francis Lun of Lyncean Holdings, Hong Kong said he thought the Asian markets would rise in 2012 "because we started at a very low base."
"Nobody expects much from Europe but you can expect better things from the US and China," he added.
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
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Korean shares break record high
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- Duration: 2:15
- Updated: 28 Jul 2014
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And the Choi Kyung-hwan effect and hopes over his stimulus package have sent the country's benchmark KOSPI Index soaring,... hitting yet another fresh high for ...
And the Choi Kyung-hwan effect and hopes over his stimulus package have sent the country's benchmark KOSPI Index soaring,... hitting yet another fresh high for the year.
Kim Ji-yeon reports.
Monday was another record-breaking day for the nation's benchmark index.
After surpassing the 2-thousand-50 mark... at one point in mid-day trading,... the KOSPI settled in at 2-thousand-48 points, picking up its biggest gains in nearly nine months.
Kim Hyoung-ryoul , an analyst at Seoul-based Kyobo Securities Company says the impact of economic plans laid out by the country's new finance minister have played an important part in the record-breaking gain.
"The local stock market is reflecting on Choi's economic plan, which shows the government's willingness to breathe life into the Korean economy. The main difference between the new economic team and the previous one led by Hyun Oh-seok... is that other government departments such as the Ministry of Strategy and Finance and the Bank of Korea, are on the same page with Choi on what kind of policies should be made in order to diagnose the Korean economy."
Last Thursday, the nation's new economic team led by Finance Minister Choi Kyung-hwan,... unveiled a 40 billion dollar stimulus plan to spur growth... by inducing spending and promoting corporate activity.
Although the new finance minister has left the issue of setting the country's interest rate to the Bank of Korea, Choi said he expects the monetary authority will make decisions to counter the economic downturn.
Meanwhile, Kang Hyun-chul , an analyst at Seoul-based Woori Investment and Securities says the country's rising exports played a big part in the KOSPI's surge.
"Exports this year have reached all-time highs and company performance has also improved, compared to last year. Exports to the U.S. and Europe steadily rose and exports to China are expected to rise during the July and August period, this year."
Korea logged a trade surplus for the 29th straight month in June... as exports amounted to 47-point-8 billion U.S. dollars last month, up 2-and-a-half percent from a year earlier.
Kim Ji-yeon, Arirang News.
wn.com/Korean Shares Break Record High
And the Choi Kyung-hwan effect and hopes over his stimulus package have sent the country's benchmark KOSPI Index soaring,... hitting yet another fresh high for the year.
Kim Ji-yeon reports.
Monday was another record-breaking day for the nation's benchmark index.
After surpassing the 2-thousand-50 mark... at one point in mid-day trading,... the KOSPI settled in at 2-thousand-48 points, picking up its biggest gains in nearly nine months.
Kim Hyoung-ryoul , an analyst at Seoul-based Kyobo Securities Company says the impact of economic plans laid out by the country's new finance minister have played an important part in the record-breaking gain.
"The local stock market is reflecting on Choi's economic plan, which shows the government's willingness to breathe life into the Korean economy. The main difference between the new economic team and the previous one led by Hyun Oh-seok... is that other government departments such as the Ministry of Strategy and Finance and the Bank of Korea, are on the same page with Choi on what kind of policies should be made in order to diagnose the Korean economy."
Last Thursday, the nation's new economic team led by Finance Minister Choi Kyung-hwan,... unveiled a 40 billion dollar stimulus plan to spur growth... by inducing spending and promoting corporate activity.
Although the new finance minister has left the issue of setting the country's interest rate to the Bank of Korea, Choi said he expects the monetary authority will make decisions to counter the economic downturn.
Meanwhile, Kang Hyun-chul , an analyst at Seoul-based Woori Investment and Securities says the country's rising exports played a big part in the KOSPI's surge.
"Exports this year have reached all-time highs and company performance has also improved, compared to last year. Exports to the U.S. and Europe steadily rose and exports to China are expected to rise during the July and August period, this year."
Korea logged a trade surplus for the 29th straight month in June... as exports amounted to 47-point-8 billion U.S. dollars last month, up 2-and-a-half percent from a year earlier.
Kim Ji-yeon, Arirang News.
- published: 28 Jul 2014
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Seoul stock market opens, follows Wall St down
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- Duration: 0:53
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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SHOT LIST
1. Computer screens, with stock board behind
2. Close-up computer screen with Kospi index showing 22-point fall
3. Close-up of computer screen with...
SHOT LIST
1. Computer screens, with stock board behind
2. Close-up computer screen with Kospi index showing 22-point fall
3. Close-up of computer screen with Kospi graph
4. Share prices board
5. Close-up of stock board with Kospi
6. Stock exchange workers in office
7. Wide of stock board
8. Close-up of moving screen
9. Close-up of computer screen
10. Wide of stock board with computer screen in front
11. Korea Exchange screen
12. Pan of stock board
STORYLINE
The South Korean news agency Yonhap reported falls of more than two percent in the Seoul stock market on Monday as traders dumped shares across the board after losses in New York.
The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) dropped 26.14 points to 1153.47, Yonhap reported.
Analysts said local currency losses had contributed to the selling.
US stocks closed lower on Monday as investor sentiment was hurt by the news that Japanese automaker Toyota had cut its earnings outlook and is expected to post an operating loss for the fiscal year ending in March.
The Dow Jones industrial average shed 0.69 percent and the tech-dominated Nasdaq composite index fell 2.04 percent.
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wn.com/Seoul Stock Market Opens, Follows Wall St Down
SHOT LIST
1. Computer screens, with stock board behind
2. Close-up computer screen with Kospi index showing 22-point fall
3. Close-up of computer screen with Kospi graph
4. Share prices board
5. Close-up of stock board with Kospi
6. Stock exchange workers in office
7. Wide of stock board
8. Close-up of moving screen
9. Close-up of computer screen
10. Wide of stock board with computer screen in front
11. Korea Exchange screen
12. Pan of stock board
STORYLINE
The South Korean news agency Yonhap reported falls of more than two percent in the Seoul stock market on Monday as traders dumped shares across the board after losses in New York.
The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) dropped 26.14 points to 1153.47, Yonhap reported.
Analysts said local currency losses had contributed to the selling.
US stocks closed lower on Monday as investor sentiment was hurt by the news that Japanese automaker Toyota had cut its earnings outlook and is expected to post an operating loss for the fiscal year ending in March.
The Dow Jones industrial average shed 0.69 percent and the tech-dominated Nasdaq composite index fell 2.04 percent.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Korea's benchmark index breaks another record
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- Duration: 1:58
- Updated: 28 Jul 2014
- views: 43
In what has become a popular refrain in recent days,.. the KOSPI has set, yet another, record high this Monday morning.
The nation's benchmark index broke the 2...
In what has become a popular refrain in recent days,.. the KOSPI has set, yet another, record high this Monday morning.
The nation's benchmark index broke the 2-thousand-40 mark in early trading,... picking right up where it left off on Friday.
Arirang News' Kim Ji-yeon tells us... what's behind this latest upward trend.
The Korean stock market rose sharply during the fourth week of July.
The KOSPI closed at its highest level this year rising above the 2-thousand-30-mark last Friday... led by gains in utility stocks.
Last Tuesday, foreign-ownership of Korean stocks amounted to more than 420 billion dollars.
This is just shy of the previous record set last October.
Kang Hyun-gie, an analyst at Seoul-based I'm Investment and Securities partly attributes the rise to low market interest rates.
Four major commercial banks in Korea have lowered interest rates by between zero-point-two-percentage points to 1-percent.
Kang says the KOSPI's rise is riding on the back of the economic recovery in China in the second quarter... a sign Beijing's stimulus moves to boost domestic consumption are beginning to have an impact.
The world's second largest economy expanded 7-point-5-percent in the three-month period from a year ago... up zero-point-one-percentage-point from the previous quarter.
"When we look at the types of industries leading the gains... we can see they're related to electricity and communications. They aren't export-driven sectors, like the auto and steel industries, which traditionally reflect the state of the Korean economy as a whole."
The Korean economy grew zero-point-six percent in the second quarter from the previous period, its slowest pace in more than a year.
The analyst did not rule out the impact of economic plans laid out by the country's new finance minister, but says they alone could not have driven the record-breaking gains seen last week.
Kim Ji-yeon, Arirang News.
wn.com/Korea's Benchmark Index Breaks Another Record
In what has become a popular refrain in recent days,.. the KOSPI has set, yet another, record high this Monday morning.
The nation's benchmark index broke the 2-thousand-40 mark in early trading,... picking right up where it left off on Friday.
Arirang News' Kim Ji-yeon tells us... what's behind this latest upward trend.
The Korean stock market rose sharply during the fourth week of July.
The KOSPI closed at its highest level this year rising above the 2-thousand-30-mark last Friday... led by gains in utility stocks.
Last Tuesday, foreign-ownership of Korean stocks amounted to more than 420 billion dollars.
This is just shy of the previous record set last October.
Kang Hyun-gie, an analyst at Seoul-based I'm Investment and Securities partly attributes the rise to low market interest rates.
Four major commercial banks in Korea have lowered interest rates by between zero-point-two-percentage points to 1-percent.
Kang says the KOSPI's rise is riding on the back of the economic recovery in China in the second quarter... a sign Beijing's stimulus moves to boost domestic consumption are beginning to have an impact.
The world's second largest economy expanded 7-point-5-percent in the three-month period from a year ago... up zero-point-one-percentage-point from the previous quarter.
"When we look at the types of industries leading the gains... we can see they're related to electricity and communications. They aren't export-driven sectors, like the auto and steel industries, which traditionally reflect the state of the Korean economy as a whole."
The Korean economy grew zero-point-six percent in the second quarter from the previous period, its slowest pace in more than a year.
The analyst did not rule out the impact of economic plans laid out by the country's new finance minister, but says they alone could not have driven the record-breaking gains seen last week.
Kim Ji-yeon, Arirang News.
- published: 28 Jul 2014
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Kospi plunges following heavy US losses
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- Duration: 1:01
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
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1. Wide of Korea Composite Stock Price Index (Kospi) stock board and a computer monitor showing Kospi and exchange rate at the Korea Exchange
2. Close-up of co...
1. Wide of Korea Composite Stock Price Index (Kospi) stock board and a computer monitor showing Kospi and exchange rate at the Korea Exchange
2. Close-up of computer monitor with Kospi graph
3. Close-up of Kospi point
4. Zoom in to Kospi on stock board
5. Wide of stock board
6. Kospi on stock board
7. Tilt-down of stock board
8. Close-up of stock board''s moving screen
9. Close-up of various stock rates
10. Close-up pan of Kospi rates
11. Wide of Korea Exchange lobby with stock rate board
12. Close-up of stock rate board
STORYLINE
The South Korean stock market dropped dramatically on Friday morning following the huge US stock fall overnight caused by fears that America may be headed back into recession.
The Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) decreased 75.92 points to 1,942.55 points around 10:33 am local time (0130 GMT).
This was 3.76 percent lower than Thursday''s close.
According to the South Korean Yonhap news agency, institutions snapped up shares, but foreigners and retail investors went on a hefty selling spree.
On Thursday night, the Dow Jones industrial average sank 4.31 percent, its worst drop since October 2008, and the tech-focused Nasdaq composite tumbled 5.08 percent.
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1. Wide of Korea Composite Stock Price Index (Kospi) stock board and a computer monitor showing Kospi and exchange rate at the Korea Exchange
2. Close-up of computer monitor with Kospi graph
3. Close-up of Kospi point
4. Zoom in to Kospi on stock board
5. Wide of stock board
6. Kospi on stock board
7. Tilt-down of stock board
8. Close-up of stock board''s moving screen
9. Close-up of various stock rates
10. Close-up pan of Kospi rates
11. Wide of Korea Exchange lobby with stock rate board
12. Close-up of stock rate board
STORYLINE
The South Korean stock market dropped dramatically on Friday morning following the huge US stock fall overnight caused by fears that America may be headed back into recession.
The Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) decreased 75.92 points to 1,942.55 points around 10:33 am local time (0130 GMT).
This was 3.76 percent lower than Thursday''s close.
According to the South Korean Yonhap news agency, institutions snapped up shares, but foreigners and retail investors went on a hefty selling spree.
On Thursday night, the Dow Jones industrial average sank 4.31 percent, its worst drop since October 2008, and the tech-focused Nasdaq composite tumbled 5.08 percent.
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
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S.Korean stock exchange closes 2015; KOSPI ends at 1,961.31 / YTN
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- Duration: 0:50
- Updated: 31 Dec 2015
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South Korean stocks closed lower on Wednesday, the final trading day of Korea Exchange (KRX) this year.
The Korea Composite Stock Price Index closed at 1,961....
South Korean stocks closed lower on Wednesday, the final trading day of Korea Exchange (KRX) this year.
The Korea Composite Stock Price Index closed at 1,961.31, losing 5 points, or 0.25 percent, from Tuesday. For the year, the stocks listed on the Seoul bourse moved up 2.39 percent.
Meanwhile, the Korea Securities Dealers Automated Quotations (KOSDAQ), an electronic stock market, wrapped up its final 2015 session on Wednesday at 682.35, a drop of 1.36 percent over the previous day.
KRX data shows that 190 companies were newly listed on KRX during the year, with its total market capitalization increasing to 1.43 trillion won ($1.2 billion).
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wn.com/S.Korean Stock Exchange Closes 2015 Kospi Ends At 1,961.31 Ytn
South Korean stocks closed lower on Wednesday, the final trading day of Korea Exchange (KRX) this year.
The Korea Composite Stock Price Index closed at 1,961.31, losing 5 points, or 0.25 percent, from Tuesday. For the year, the stocks listed on the Seoul bourse moved up 2.39 percent.
Meanwhile, the Korea Securities Dealers Automated Quotations (KOSDAQ), an electronic stock market, wrapped up its final 2015 session on Wednesday at 682.35, a drop of 1.36 percent over the previous day.
KRX data shows that 190 companies were newly listed on KRX during the year, with its total market capitalization increasing to 1.43 trillion won ($1.2 billion).
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- published: 31 Dec 2015
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WRAP Asia markets open higher after US auto deal ADDS Japan
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- Duration: 1:43
- Updated: 04 Aug 2015
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SHOTLIST
Seoul
1. Pan from computer screen to stock board in background
2. Close-up of computer screen with Kospi index
3. Stock board with Kospi index
4. ...
SHOTLIST
Seoul
1. Pan from computer screen to stock board in background
2. Close-up of computer screen with Kospi index
3. Stock board with Kospi index
4. Tilt-up of stock board
5. Close up of stock board
6. Medium of employees in office
7. Close of computer screen
8. Wide of stock board
9. Close of stock board
10. Close of screen in Korea Exchange lobby with Kospi in Korean
11. Wide of Korea Exchange lobby
Tokyo
12. Tilt down interior of Tokyo Stock Exchange
13. Employee sitting at computer console
14. Employees watching screens
15. Wide of trading floor, tilt up to stock board
16. Stocks changing on screens
17. Various of screen
18. Various of prices on ticker
STORYLINE
South Korean stocks opened higher on Monday as investors, heartened by a US auto aid package, picked up tech blue chips and automakers, South Korea's Yonhap news agency reported.
The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) climbed 13.52 points, or 1.14 percent, to 1,194.49 in the first 15 minutes of trading, Yonhap said.
US stocks closed mixed on Friday, even as the government pledged to provide General Motors Corp. and Chrysler LLC with 13.4 (b) billion US dollars in short-term financing, and another 4 (b) billion US dollars at a later date.
The decision to provide emergency help to carry the struggling industry into the new year comes after a 14 (b) billion US dollar bailout for the automakers failed to make it out of the Senate last week.
The companies' cash flows have been dwindling to a slow trickle due to the weak economy, slumping sales and the credit crunch.
The Dow Jones industrial average finished down about 25 points on Friday, but both the broader Standard & Poor's 500 and Nasdaq composite
indexes posted moderate advances, finishing higher for the second straight week in a row.
Also on Monday, the local South Korean currency was trading at 1,291 to the US dollar as of 0915 (0015 GMT) down one won from Friday's close, according to Yonhap.
Meanwhile, Japanese stocks gained on Monday morning in Tokyo after Japan's central bank cut its key interest rate for the second time in less than two months last Friday.
The Nikkei 225 index rose 121.90 points, or 1.41 percent, to 8710,42 points in early trading.
Last Friday, the Bank of Japan's policy board lowered the uncollateralised overnight call rate target to 0.1 percent from 0.3 percent.
In its most bearish assessment of the economy this year, Bank of Japan cited the harsh impact of tumbling exports, weakening domestic demand and job losses.
In addition, the Japanese government unveiled a budget proposal on Saturday that would, if approved, push spending to record levels as the government scrambled to battle an ever-deepening recession.
The Finance Ministry's draft budget suggested a spending increase of 6.6 percent to 88.5 (t) trillion yen (990.9 (b) billion US dollars) for the next fiscal year - the biggest ever figure in an initial proposal.
The world's second-largest economy fell into a recession in the third quarter and the signs since then point toward more misery ahead.
The latest outlook by the Cabinet Office projected Japan's economy to shrink this fiscal year and manage only flat growth the following year.
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wn.com/Wrap Asia Markets Open Higher After US Auto Deal Adds Japan
SHOTLIST
Seoul
1. Pan from computer screen to stock board in background
2. Close-up of computer screen with Kospi index
3. Stock board with Kospi index
4. Tilt-up of stock board
5. Close up of stock board
6. Medium of employees in office
7. Close of computer screen
8. Wide of stock board
9. Close of stock board
10. Close of screen in Korea Exchange lobby with Kospi in Korean
11. Wide of Korea Exchange lobby
Tokyo
12. Tilt down interior of Tokyo Stock Exchange
13. Employee sitting at computer console
14. Employees watching screens
15. Wide of trading floor, tilt up to stock board
16. Stocks changing on screens
17. Various of screen
18. Various of prices on ticker
STORYLINE
South Korean stocks opened higher on Monday as investors, heartened by a US auto aid package, picked up tech blue chips and automakers, South Korea's Yonhap news agency reported.
The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) climbed 13.52 points, or 1.14 percent, to 1,194.49 in the first 15 minutes of trading, Yonhap said.
US stocks closed mixed on Friday, even as the government pledged to provide General Motors Corp. and Chrysler LLC with 13.4 (b) billion US dollars in short-term financing, and another 4 (b) billion US dollars at a later date.
The decision to provide emergency help to carry the struggling industry into the new year comes after a 14 (b) billion US dollar bailout for the automakers failed to make it out of the Senate last week.
The companies' cash flows have been dwindling to a slow trickle due to the weak economy, slumping sales and the credit crunch.
The Dow Jones industrial average finished down about 25 points on Friday, but both the broader Standard & Poor's 500 and Nasdaq composite
indexes posted moderate advances, finishing higher for the second straight week in a row.
Also on Monday, the local South Korean currency was trading at 1,291 to the US dollar as of 0915 (0015 GMT) down one won from Friday's close, according to Yonhap.
Meanwhile, Japanese stocks gained on Monday morning in Tokyo after Japan's central bank cut its key interest rate for the second time in less than two months last Friday.
The Nikkei 225 index rose 121.90 points, or 1.41 percent, to 8710,42 points in early trading.
Last Friday, the Bank of Japan's policy board lowered the uncollateralised overnight call rate target to 0.1 percent from 0.3 percent.
In its most bearish assessment of the economy this year, Bank of Japan cited the harsh impact of tumbling exports, weakening domestic demand and job losses.
In addition, the Japanese government unveiled a budget proposal on Saturday that would, if approved, push spending to record levels as the government scrambled to battle an ever-deepening recession.
The Finance Ministry's draft budget suggested a spending increase of 6.6 percent to 88.5 (t) trillion yen (990.9 (b) billion US dollars) for the next fiscal year - the biggest ever figure in an initial proposal.
The world's second-largest economy fell into a recession in the third quarter and the signs since then point toward more misery ahead.
The latest outlook by the Cabinet Office projected Japan's economy to shrink this fiscal year and manage only flat growth the following year.
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- published: 04 Aug 2015
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Nikkei index and Korea Exchange open slightly higher after gains on Wall Street
Tokyo, Japan - 12 August 2011 1. Close-up of electronic board showing Nikkei 225 index rising from 9009.90 points to 9010.75 2. Electronic board showing Nikkei 225 level and trading volumes 3. Tilt down to trading floor at Tokyo Stock Exchange 4. Various of traders 5. Wide of trading floor Seoul, South Korea - 12 August 2011 6. Wide of electronic board showing Korea Composite Stock Price I -
Joint presser by finance ministry, Bank of Korea as stocks slump
1. Wide pan of monitors showing Kospi index 2. Close up of screen showing fall and rise 3. Various of index screens 4. Various of share prices on screens 5. Close up of Kospi index figures 6. Wide of joint news conference with finance ministry and Bank of Korea 7. Various cutaways of journalists with laptops 8. Wide of news conference speakers 9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Choi Jong-ku, Deputy M -
Asia stocks dragged down by selloff in Europe
Tokyo, Japan 1. Various of trading floor at Tokyo stock exchange 2. Various of electronic board showing Nikkei 225 index 3. Various of trading floor at Tokyo stock exchange Seoul, South Korea 4. Wide of electronic board and computer screens at Korean stock exchange showing Kospi index and exchange rates 5. Close-up of Kospi index on screen 6. Medium of Kospi index and exchange rate screen -
Asia stocks dragged down by selloff in Europ
Hong Kong 1. Wide of trading floor at stock exchange as opening bell rings 2. Electronic board showing stock prices 3. Electronic ticker tape 4. Various of traders at desk 5. SOUNDBITE (English) Todd Martin, Asia equity strategist at Societe Generale: "Well, it affects them because it reduces the willingness of those that invested in the market to take more risk, so there is a lot of risk av -
WRAP Asian markets down on European debt fears ADDS bite
SHOTLIST Tokyo, Japan 1. Close of Nikkei 225 index price 2. Wide of electronic board 3. Close of prices on electronic board 4. Wide of Tokyo Stock Exchange 5. Close of Tokyo Stock Exchange logo 6. Wide of floor 7. Mid of traders Hong Kong 8. Wide of floor 9. Mid of board 10. Mid of traders 11. Stock ticker 12. Mid of board 13. SOUNDBITE (English) Todd Martin, Asia Equity Strategis -
Markets close predominantly down across region
SHOTLIST Tokyo, Japan 1. Top shot of trader at Tokyo Stock Exchange 2. Wide of Tokyo Stock Exchange trading floor 3. Close of Nikkei 225 index closing price 4. Electronic board 5. Close of graph 6. Wide of Tokyo Stock Exchange 7. Stock prices on electronic board Seoul, South Korea 8. Wide of South Korean Kospi price on electronic board 9. Tilt down of Kospi closing price 10. Various -
Asia markets react to positive moves in Europe, US
Tokyo, Japan 1. Close-up of Tokyo Stock Exchange logo 2. Wide of trading floor 3. Close-up of traders 4. Wide of Tokyo Stock Exchange 5. Various of electronic boards showing Nikkei stock index Seoul, South Korea 6. Various of electronic boards showing Kospi index Taipei, Taiwan 7. Exterior of people walking outside stock brokerage 8. Various of electronic stock boards 9. Various of gra -
Asia stocks slip at close on death of North Korean leader
SHOTLIST Seoul, South Korea 1. Wide of stock board showing South Korea's Kospi index 2. Close of KOSPI point on monitor 3. KOSPI point and exchange rate on monitor 4. Various of stock prices on stock board 5. Wide of stock board 6. SOUNDBITE (Korean) Rommel Lee, Manager of Shinhan Investment Corp's retail research department: "Due to the fact that there has not been a secure heredita -
Asian stocks rise on hopes of US economic recovery
SHOTLIST Seoul, South Korea 1. Various of electronic stock boards showing the KOSPI Index Hong Kong 2. Wide of trading floor 3. Close of electronic stock board 4. Various of traders 5. Close of electronic stock board 6. Pan of trading floor Tokyo, Japan 7. Pan down from ticker to Tokyo Stock Exchange 8. Various of traders 9. Various of electronic stock boards 10. Close of electronic -
South Korea's benchmark index up by 3.1 percent
SHOTLIST 1. Wide of stock exchange trading board 2. Close-up of stock board, showing "+32.10" Kospi trading index 3. Focus-in of stock trading board 4. Close-up of stock trading graph 5. Man watching stock trading graph 6. Close-up of screen showing rising figure of Samsung Electronics Co. 7. Other stock exhibition screen 8. Set up of Kang Moon-sung, Strategist of Korea Investment and Se -
South Korean stocks open more than 5 percent up
SHOTLIST 1. Close zoom-out of KOSPI index on the stock board 2. Wide of stock board 3. Close-up of stock board 4. Mid of camera next to a screen reading KOSPI 5. Close-up of stock board with ticker on the bottom 6. Close-up of stock board 7. Pan of stock board 8. Medium of screen with graphs 9. Wide of Korea Exchange with computer screens 10. Set up shot of analyst 11. SOUNDBIT -
WRAP Asian stock markets mixed in early trade ADDS Seoul and Hong Kong
SHOTLIST Tokyo 1. Various interior shots Tokyo Stock Exchange Seoul 2. Close-up of computer screen with KOSPI (Korea Composite Stock Price Index) 3. Tilt-down of computer screen showing rise in stock 4. Wide of digital index board 5. Close of numbers 6. Trader 7. Pan of index board 8. Close of figures on digital strip 9. Focus in on numbers 10. Close of graph 11. Tilt-down of K -
Korea to launch new stock index next week 한국형 다우지수， KTOP30 도입
Korea is getting ready to launch a new index of 30 blue－chip companies that represent the country′s economic structure. The K－TOP－30， as it′s called，.... aims to better reflect Korea′s economy. Unfortunately.... some are already questioning... if this new index will be able to achieve its ambitious goal. Kim Min－ji help us delve deeper. The KTOP30 index modeled after the U.S. Dow Jones Industria
Nikkei index and Korea Exchange open slightly higher after gains on Wall Street
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Tokyo, Japan - 12 August 2011
1. Close-up of electronic board showing Nikkei 225 index rising from 9009.90 points to 9010.75
2. Electronic board showing Nikke...
Tokyo, Japan - 12 August 2011
1. Close-up of electronic board showing Nikkei 225 index rising from 9009.90 points to 9010.75
2. Electronic board showing Nikkei 225 level and trading volumes
3. Tilt down to trading floor at Tokyo Stock Exchange
4. Various of traders
5. Wide of trading floor
Seoul, South Korea - 12 August 2011
6. Wide of electronic board showing Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) at 1,844.12
7. Close-up of board showing KOSPI at 1,844.57, up 1.49 percent
8. Close-up of board showing KOSPI at 1,844.56 and USD/KRW exchange rate at 1,075.00
9. Close-up of board showing KOSPI at 1,845.35, up 27.91 points
10. Various of electronic board
11. Close-up of board showing KOSPI at 1,847.17, up 29.73 points
12. Close-up of electronic ticker tape
13. Wide of board showing KOSPI at 1,817.44
STORYLINE:
Stock markets in Japan and South Korea opened higher on Friday, following a big jump on Wall Street.
Japan''s benchmark Nikkei 225 stock average was at 9,036 in early trading, gaining less than 1 percent and erasing some of Thursday''s losses.
In Seoul, the Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) had risen by 18.78 points to 1,836.22 points by 10:09 a.m. (0109 GMT) - 1.03 percent higher than Thursday''s close.
Stock markets in Australia and New Zealand also opened higher on Friday.
World markets have fluctuated wildly this week as uncertainty over the global economy continues.
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Tokyo, Japan - 12 August 2011
1. Close-up of electronic board showing Nikkei 225 index rising from 9009.90 points to 9010.75
2. Electronic board showing Nikkei 225 level and trading volumes
3. Tilt down to trading floor at Tokyo Stock Exchange
4. Various of traders
5. Wide of trading floor
Seoul, South Korea - 12 August 2011
6. Wide of electronic board showing Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) at 1,844.12
7. Close-up of board showing KOSPI at 1,844.57, up 1.49 percent
8. Close-up of board showing KOSPI at 1,844.56 and USD/KRW exchange rate at 1,075.00
9. Close-up of board showing KOSPI at 1,845.35, up 27.91 points
10. Various of electronic board
11. Close-up of board showing KOSPI at 1,847.17, up 29.73 points
12. Close-up of electronic ticker tape
13. Wide of board showing KOSPI at 1,817.44
STORYLINE:
Stock markets in Japan and South Korea opened higher on Friday, following a big jump on Wall Street.
Japan''s benchmark Nikkei 225 stock average was at 9,036 in early trading, gaining less than 1 percent and erasing some of Thursday''s losses.
In Seoul, the Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) had risen by 18.78 points to 1,836.22 points by 10:09 a.m. (0109 GMT) - 1.03 percent higher than Thursday''s close.
Stock markets in Australia and New Zealand also opened higher on Friday.
World markets have fluctuated wildly this week as uncertainty over the global economy continues.
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Joint presser by finance ministry, Bank of Korea as stocks slump
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- Duration: 2:17
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
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1. Wide pan of monitors showing Kospi index
2. Close up of screen showing fall and rise
3. Various of index screens
4. Various of share prices on screens
5....
1. Wide pan of monitors showing Kospi index
2. Close up of screen showing fall and rise
3. Various of index screens
4. Various of share prices on screens
5. Close up of Kospi index figures
6. Wide of joint news conference with finance ministry and Bank of Korea
7. Various cutaways of journalists with laptops
8. Wide of news conference speakers
9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Choi Jong-ku, Deputy Minister for International Affairs of South Korean Finance Ministry:
"Indeed the Korean economy will not be isolated from the impacts of external shocks. For one, it is heavily reliant on trade. And its capital and foreign exchange markets are wide open. However, it would be a hasty generalisation to categorise Korea as a high risk country without considering other related factors such as a country''s growth potential, external soundness and the government''s policy capacity."
10. Wide of journalist asking question
11. Cutaway journalists on laptops
12. SOUNDBITE: (English) Choi Jong-ku, Deputy Minister for International Affairs of South Korean Finance Ministry:
"When it comes to foreign reserves, the amount stood at 311 (b) billion (US) dollars as of July 2011, recording the seventh largest in the world, meaning there is enough liquidity to meet foreign exchange demand in urgent times. Korea''s current account balance also continues to record large surpluses, further strengthening our capacity to deal with any possible crisis."
13. Various of news conference
STORYLINE
South Korea''s stock market closed slightly higher on Thursday, after dropping in and out of negative territory.
The Kospi increased 11.20 points to 1,817.44, 0.6 percent up on Wednesday''s close.
This demonstrated a significant recovery above the critical 1,800 level after extreme falls over the past few days.
Other Asian stocks continued their slump on Thursday but European shares clawed back ground as traders awaited data that they hoped would show a brighter employment picture in the U.S.
The South Korean finance ministry held a joint news conference with the Bank of Korea and the Financial Service Committee to discuss the effects of the suffering U.S. and European stock markets on their country''s economy.
Choi Jong-ku, Deputy Minister for International Affairs of South Korean Finance Ministry, admitted that the economy would not escape the impact of global repercussions.
But he emphasised that other factors would play a part in the country''s economic security.
"It would be a hasty generalisation to categorise Korea as a high risk country without considering other related factors such as a country''s growth potential, external soundness and the government''s policy capacity," Choi told the news conference.
Choi further tried to allay fears by adding that South Korea''s debt structure improved substantially after the global financial crisis.
According to Choi, South Korea''s foreign reserves are the seventh largest in the world.
"Korea''s current account balance also continues to record large surpluses, further strengthening our capacity to deal with any possible crisis," he said.
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1. Wide pan of monitors showing Kospi index
2. Close up of screen showing fall and rise
3. Various of index screens
4. Various of share prices on screens
5. Close up of Kospi index figures
6. Wide of joint news conference with finance ministry and Bank of Korea
7. Various cutaways of journalists with laptops
8. Wide of news conference speakers
9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Choi Jong-ku, Deputy Minister for International Affairs of South Korean Finance Ministry:
"Indeed the Korean economy will not be isolated from the impacts of external shocks. For one, it is heavily reliant on trade. And its capital and foreign exchange markets are wide open. However, it would be a hasty generalisation to categorise Korea as a high risk country without considering other related factors such as a country''s growth potential, external soundness and the government''s policy capacity."
10. Wide of journalist asking question
11. Cutaway journalists on laptops
12. SOUNDBITE: (English) Choi Jong-ku, Deputy Minister for International Affairs of South Korean Finance Ministry:
"When it comes to foreign reserves, the amount stood at 311 (b) billion (US) dollars as of July 2011, recording the seventh largest in the world, meaning there is enough liquidity to meet foreign exchange demand in urgent times. Korea''s current account balance also continues to record large surpluses, further strengthening our capacity to deal with any possible crisis."
13. Various of news conference
STORYLINE
South Korea''s stock market closed slightly higher on Thursday, after dropping in and out of negative territory.
The Kospi increased 11.20 points to 1,817.44, 0.6 percent up on Wednesday''s close.
This demonstrated a significant recovery above the critical 1,800 level after extreme falls over the past few days.
Other Asian stocks continued their slump on Thursday but European shares clawed back ground as traders awaited data that they hoped would show a brighter employment picture in the U.S.
The South Korean finance ministry held a joint news conference with the Bank of Korea and the Financial Service Committee to discuss the effects of the suffering U.S. and European stock markets on their country''s economy.
Choi Jong-ku, Deputy Minister for International Affairs of South Korean Finance Ministry, admitted that the economy would not escape the impact of global repercussions.
But he emphasised that other factors would play a part in the country''s economic security.
"It would be a hasty generalisation to categorise Korea as a high risk country without considering other related factors such as a country''s growth potential, external soundness and the government''s policy capacity," Choi told the news conference.
Choi further tried to allay fears by adding that South Korea''s debt structure improved substantially after the global financial crisis.
According to Choi, South Korea''s foreign reserves are the seventh largest in the world.
"Korea''s current account balance also continues to record large surpluses, further strengthening our capacity to deal with any possible crisis," he said.
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Asia stocks dragged down by selloff in Europe
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- Duration: 1:59
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
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Tokyo, Japan
1. Various of trading floor at Tokyo stock exchange
2. Various of electronic board showing Nikkei 225 index
3. Various of trading floor at Tokyo...
Tokyo, Japan
1. Various of trading floor at Tokyo stock exchange
2. Various of electronic board showing Nikkei 225 index
3. Various of trading floor at Tokyo stock exchange
Seoul, South Korea
4. Wide of electronic board and computer screens at Korean stock exchange showing Kospi index and exchange rates
5. Close-up of Kospi index on screen
6. Medium of Kospi index and exchange rate screen
7. Wide of Kospi index on board
8. Close-up of electronic ticker tape
9. Various of stock prices on board
10. Pan of Kospi index and exchange rate on screen
11. Close-up of Kospi index on board
12. Close-up of KRT sign
13. Wide of board
Taipei, Taiwan
14. Wide of pedestrians looking at stock index on monitor outside stock brokerage
15. Close-up of stock index down 74.88 points at 9:15 a.m. (0115 GMT)
16. Tilt up of Taiwan weighted stock index at 7470.24.
17. Close-up of foreign stock indices on electronic ticker tape
18. Close-up of market chart
19. Tilt up of index chart going down
20. Close-up index going down 52.35 points, or 0.69 percent, to 7499.22 at 9:35 a.m. (0135 GMT)
STORYLINE:
Asian markets opened lower on Tuesday after fears of a worsening global economy sparked a session of free-falling losses in Europe.
Oil prices fell to below 84 US dollars a barrel in Asia as investor fears of a recession in developed countries sent equities and commodities lower. The dollar was higher against the euro but lower against the yen.
Japan''s Nikkei 225 index dropped 1.2 percent to 8,676.12. Hong Kong''s Hang Seng index was 1 percent down at 19,420.47. Australia''s S&P; ASX 200 lost 1.1 percent to 4,095.50. South Korea''s Kospi index was 0.6 percent down at 1,774.73.
The slump in Asia comes a day after European shares booked sharp losses. Britain''s FTSE 100 closed the day down 3.6 percent to 5,102.58. Germany''s DAX tumbled a massive 5.3 percent to 5,246.18, and France''s CAC-40 plummeted 4.7 percent to 2,999.54.
A wave of negative sentiment was unleashed on Friday by a US government report that said the American economy failed to add any new jobs in August. That caused European and Asian stock markets to sink sharply on Monday.
The August jobs figure was far below economists'' already-tepid expectations for 93,000 new US jobs and renewed concerns that the US recovery is not only slowing but actually unwinding.
US hiring figures for June and July were also revised lower, adding to the gloom. The unemployment crisis has prompted President Barack Obama to schedule a major speech on Thursday night to propose steps to stimulate hiring.
The health of the US economy is crucial for the wider world because consumer spending there accounts for a fifth of global economic activity. The US imports huge amounts from Japan and China and is closely linked at all levels with the European market.
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Tokyo, Japan
1. Various of trading floor at Tokyo stock exchange
2. Various of electronic board showing Nikkei 225 index
3. Various of trading floor at Tokyo stock exchange
Seoul, South Korea
4. Wide of electronic board and computer screens at Korean stock exchange showing Kospi index and exchange rates
5. Close-up of Kospi index on screen
6. Medium of Kospi index and exchange rate screen
7. Wide of Kospi index on board
8. Close-up of electronic ticker tape
9. Various of stock prices on board
10. Pan of Kospi index and exchange rate on screen
11. Close-up of Kospi index on board
12. Close-up of KRT sign
13. Wide of board
Taipei, Taiwan
14. Wide of pedestrians looking at stock index on monitor outside stock brokerage
15. Close-up of stock index down 74.88 points at 9:15 a.m. (0115 GMT)
16. Tilt up of Taiwan weighted stock index at 7470.24.
17. Close-up of foreign stock indices on electronic ticker tape
18. Close-up of market chart
19. Tilt up of index chart going down
20. Close-up index going down 52.35 points, or 0.69 percent, to 7499.22 at 9:35 a.m. (0135 GMT)
STORYLINE:
Asian markets opened lower on Tuesday after fears of a worsening global economy sparked a session of free-falling losses in Europe.
Oil prices fell to below 84 US dollars a barrel in Asia as investor fears of a recession in developed countries sent equities and commodities lower. The dollar was higher against the euro but lower against the yen.
Japan''s Nikkei 225 index dropped 1.2 percent to 8,676.12. Hong Kong''s Hang Seng index was 1 percent down at 19,420.47. Australia''s S&P; ASX 200 lost 1.1 percent to 4,095.50. South Korea''s Kospi index was 0.6 percent down at 1,774.73.
The slump in Asia comes a day after European shares booked sharp losses. Britain''s FTSE 100 closed the day down 3.6 percent to 5,102.58. Germany''s DAX tumbled a massive 5.3 percent to 5,246.18, and France''s CAC-40 plummeted 4.7 percent to 2,999.54.
A wave of negative sentiment was unleashed on Friday by a US government report that said the American economy failed to add any new jobs in August. That caused European and Asian stock markets to sink sharply on Monday.
The August jobs figure was far below economists'' already-tepid expectations for 93,000 new US jobs and renewed concerns that the US recovery is not only slowing but actually unwinding.
US hiring figures for June and July were also revised lower, adding to the gloom. The unemployment crisis has prompted President Barack Obama to schedule a major speech on Thursday night to propose steps to stimulate hiring.
The health of the US economy is crucial for the wider world because consumer spending there accounts for a fifth of global economic activity. The US imports huge amounts from Japan and China and is closely linked at all levels with the European market.
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Asia stocks dragged down by selloff in Europ
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- Duration: 2:29
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
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Hong Kong
1. Wide of trading floor at stock exchange as opening bell rings
2. Electronic board showing stock prices
3. Electronic ticker tape
4. Various of ...
Hong Kong
1. Wide of trading floor at stock exchange as opening bell rings
2. Electronic board showing stock prices
3. Electronic ticker tape
4. Various of traders at desk
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Todd Martin, Asia equity strategist at Societe Generale:
"Well, it affects them because it reduces the willingness of those that invested in the market to take more risk, so there is a lot of risk aversion, they are going and taking money and putting it into cash and treasuries, they''re less willing to hold on to stocks. The other thing is it affects the Asia markets directly because there will be less exports to Europe and the US from Asia, so it actually directly affects businesses out here."
6. Various of traders
7. Wide pan of trading floor
Tokyo, Japan
8. Various of trading floor at Tokyo stock exchange
9. Various of electronic board showing Nikkei 225 index
10. Traders on floor of Tokyo stock exchange
Seoul, South Korea
11. Wide of electronic board and computer screens at Korean stock exchange showing Kospi index and exchange rates
12. Close-up of Kospi index on screen
13. Medium of Kospi index and exchange rate screen
14. Close-up of electronic ticker tape
15. Stock prices on board
16. Wide of board
Taipei, Taiwan
17. Wide of pedestrians looking at stock index on monitor outside stock brokerage
18. Close-up of stock index down 74.88 points at 9:15 a.m. (0115 GMT)
19. Tilt up of Taiwan weighted stock index at 7470.24.
20. Close-up of foreign stock indices on electronic ticker tape
21. Close-up of market chart
22. Tilt up of index chart going down
23. Close-up index going down 52.35 points, or 0.69 percent, to 7499.22 at 9:35 a.m. (0135 GMT)
STORYLINE:
Asian markets opened lower on Tuesday after fears of a worsening global economy sparked a session of free-falling losses in Europe.
Oil prices fell to below 84 US dollars a barrel in Asia as investor fears of a recession in developed countries sent equities and commodities lower. The dollar was higher against the euro but lower against the yen.
Japan''s Nikkei 225 index dropped 1.2 percent to 8,676.12. Hong Kong''s Hang Seng index was 1 percent down at 19,420.47. Australia''s S&P; ASX 200 lost 1.1 percent to 4,095.50. South Korea''s Kospi index was 0.6 percent down at 1,774.73.
According to Todd Martin, an Asia equity strategist at Societe Generale, there is currently "a lot of risk aversion" in the markets, with investors putting their money in cash and treasuries and being "less willing to hold on to stocks."
Martin also says there will be fewer exports to the Europe and the US from Asia, which will directly affect businesses on the continent.
The slump in Asia comes a day after European shares booked sharp losses. Britain''s FTSE 100 closed the day down 3.6 percent to 5,102.58. Germany''s DAX tumbled a massive 5.3 percent to 5,246.18, and France''s CAC-40 plummeted 4.7 percent to 2,999.54.
A wave of negative sentiment was unleashed on Friday by a US government report that said the American economy failed to add any new jobs in August. That caused European and Asian stock markets to sink sharply on Monday.
The August jobs figure was far below economists'' already-tepid expectations for 93,000 new US jobs and renewed concerns that the US recovery is not only slowing but actually unwinding.
US hiring figures for June and July were also revised lower, adding to the gloom. The unemployment crisis has prompted President Barack Obama to schedule a major speech on Thursday night to propose steps to stimulate hiring.
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Hong Kong
1. Wide of trading floor at stock exchange as opening bell rings
2. Electronic board showing stock prices
3. Electronic ticker tape
4. Various of traders at desk
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Todd Martin, Asia equity strategist at Societe Generale:
"Well, it affects them because it reduces the willingness of those that invested in the market to take more risk, so there is a lot of risk aversion, they are going and taking money and putting it into cash and treasuries, they''re less willing to hold on to stocks. The other thing is it affects the Asia markets directly because there will be less exports to Europe and the US from Asia, so it actually directly affects businesses out here."
6. Various of traders
7. Wide pan of trading floor
Tokyo, Japan
8. Various of trading floor at Tokyo stock exchange
9. Various of electronic board showing Nikkei 225 index
10. Traders on floor of Tokyo stock exchange
Seoul, South Korea
11. Wide of electronic board and computer screens at Korean stock exchange showing Kospi index and exchange rates
12. Close-up of Kospi index on screen
13. Medium of Kospi index and exchange rate screen
14. Close-up of electronic ticker tape
15. Stock prices on board
16. Wide of board
Taipei, Taiwan
17. Wide of pedestrians looking at stock index on monitor outside stock brokerage
18. Close-up of stock index down 74.88 points at 9:15 a.m. (0115 GMT)
19. Tilt up of Taiwan weighted stock index at 7470.24.
20. Close-up of foreign stock indices on electronic ticker tape
21. Close-up of market chart
22. Tilt up of index chart going down
23. Close-up index going down 52.35 points, or 0.69 percent, to 7499.22 at 9:35 a.m. (0135 GMT)
STORYLINE:
Asian markets opened lower on Tuesday after fears of a worsening global economy sparked a session of free-falling losses in Europe.
Oil prices fell to below 84 US dollars a barrel in Asia as investor fears of a recession in developed countries sent equities and commodities lower. The dollar was higher against the euro but lower against the yen.
Japan''s Nikkei 225 index dropped 1.2 percent to 8,676.12. Hong Kong''s Hang Seng index was 1 percent down at 19,420.47. Australia''s S&P; ASX 200 lost 1.1 percent to 4,095.50. South Korea''s Kospi index was 0.6 percent down at 1,774.73.
According to Todd Martin, an Asia equity strategist at Societe Generale, there is currently "a lot of risk aversion" in the markets, with investors putting their money in cash and treasuries and being "less willing to hold on to stocks."
Martin also says there will be fewer exports to the Europe and the US from Asia, which will directly affect businesses on the continent.
The slump in Asia comes a day after European shares booked sharp losses. Britain''s FTSE 100 closed the day down 3.6 percent to 5,102.58. Germany''s DAX tumbled a massive 5.3 percent to 5,246.18, and France''s CAC-40 plummeted 4.7 percent to 2,999.54.
A wave of negative sentiment was unleashed on Friday by a US government report that said the American economy failed to add any new jobs in August. That caused European and Asian stock markets to sink sharply on Monday.
The August jobs figure was far below economists'' already-tepid expectations for 93,000 new US jobs and renewed concerns that the US recovery is not only slowing but actually unwinding.
US hiring figures for June and July were also revised lower, adding to the gloom. The unemployment crisis has prompted President Barack Obama to schedule a major speech on Thursday night to propose steps to stimulate hiring.
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WRAP Asian markets down on European debt fears ADDS bite
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- Duration: 2:39
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
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SHOTLIST
Tokyo, Japan
1. Close of Nikkei 225 index price
2. Wide of electronic board
3. Close of prices on electronic board
4. Wide of Tokyo Stock Exchang...
SHOTLIST
Tokyo, Japan
1. Close of Nikkei 225 index price
2. Wide of electronic board
3. Close of prices on electronic board
4. Wide of Tokyo Stock Exchange
5. Close of Tokyo Stock Exchange logo
6. Wide of floor
7. Mid of traders
Hong Kong
8. Wide of floor
9. Mid of board
10. Mid of traders
11. Stock ticker
12. Mid of board
13. SOUNDBITE (English) Todd Martin, Asia Equity Strategist, Societe Generale:
"Well today, they're getting sold off, but not as aggressively as the sell-off yesterday. We are seeing buyers stepping in, for example, the Macau plays in Hong Kong, which were very aggressively shorted by the hedge fund community over the last couple of days, we've seen some buyers coming in there. But on the whole, we had a negative overnight, we were down a couple of percent on the S&P;, and the ISM (Institute for Supply Management) number that came out was positive, but the market is in a state of fear at the moment."
Seoul, South Korea
14. Wide of stock board and computer monitors in the KRX (Korea Exchange)
15. Mid of Kospi index on stock board
16. Various of stock prices on stock board
17. Kospi chart and exchange rate on monitor
18. Close of Kospi points on monitor
19. Mid of stock price on stock board
20. Close of stock price on stock board
21. Pan of stock board
Taipei, Taiwan
22. Pedestrians walking by monitor screens outside a stock brokerage firm in Taipei
23. Close of monitor screen showing stock index going down
24. Tilt up Taiwan Weighted Price Index
25. Close of index on ticker
26. Various of market chart
STORYLINE
Asian markets extended a sell-off on Tuesday, following a dismal session on Wall Street that was sparked the revelation that debt-strapped Greece would not be able to reach a target for reducing its budget deficit.
Japan's Nikkei 225 index fell 1.5 percent to 8,415.05 in early trading. South Korea's Kospi index plunged 4.4 percent. Australia's S&P; ASX 200 index fell 0.4 percent to 3,880.10. Benchmarks in Singapore, Taiwan and New Zealand were also lower.
In Hong Kong, the benchmark Hang Seng Index went down 0.54 percent, or 90.57 points, to open at 16,731.58 points.
Tuesday's slide did not move as quickly as Monday, when the Hang Seng closed down 4.38 percent.
In spite of markets dropping in the US and Europe overnight, Asian markets were not following with such steep declines, said Todd Martin, Asia Equity Strategist of Societe Generale.
"We are seeing buyers stepping in, for example, the Macau plays in Hong Kong, which were very aggressively shorted by the hedge fund community over the last couple of days, we've seen some buyers coming in there," he said.
A persistently strong yen and signs of a global economic slowdown continued to haunt Japanese export shares. Honda Motor Corporation fell 4.4 percent. Sony Corporation was 3.5 percent down, while Panasonic Corporation lost 2.5 percent.
European markets tumbled on Monday after Greece said it won't be able to reduce its budget deficits as much as it had agreed to as part of a deal to receive more emergency loans.
The latest setback in Greece's financial crisis sent major stock market indexes to lows for the year Monday. The S&P; 500 lost 2.9 percent to 1,099.23.
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 2.4 percent to 10,655.30. The Nasdaq composite slid 3.3 percent to 2,335.83.
Markets have responded nervously to headlines out of Europe for weeks, fearful that if Greece defaulted on its debt there might be another lockup in the global financial system, similar to the one triggered by the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008.
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SHOTLIST
Tokyo, Japan
1. Close of Nikkei 225 index price
2. Wide of electronic board
3. Close of prices on electronic board
4. Wide of Tokyo Stock Exchange
5. Close of Tokyo Stock Exchange logo
6. Wide of floor
7. Mid of traders
Hong Kong
8. Wide of floor
9. Mid of board
10. Mid of traders
11. Stock ticker
12. Mid of board
13. SOUNDBITE (English) Todd Martin, Asia Equity Strategist, Societe Generale:
"Well today, they're getting sold off, but not as aggressively as the sell-off yesterday. We are seeing buyers stepping in, for example, the Macau plays in Hong Kong, which were very aggressively shorted by the hedge fund community over the last couple of days, we've seen some buyers coming in there. But on the whole, we had a negative overnight, we were down a couple of percent on the S&P;, and the ISM (Institute for Supply Management) number that came out was positive, but the market is in a state of fear at the moment."
Seoul, South Korea
14. Wide of stock board and computer monitors in the KRX (Korea Exchange)
15. Mid of Kospi index on stock board
16. Various of stock prices on stock board
17. Kospi chart and exchange rate on monitor
18. Close of Kospi points on monitor
19. Mid of stock price on stock board
20. Close of stock price on stock board
21. Pan of stock board
Taipei, Taiwan
22. Pedestrians walking by monitor screens outside a stock brokerage firm in Taipei
23. Close of monitor screen showing stock index going down
24. Tilt up Taiwan Weighted Price Index
25. Close of index on ticker
26. Various of market chart
STORYLINE
Asian markets extended a sell-off on Tuesday, following a dismal session on Wall Street that was sparked the revelation that debt-strapped Greece would not be able to reach a target for reducing its budget deficit.
Japan's Nikkei 225 index fell 1.5 percent to 8,415.05 in early trading. South Korea's Kospi index plunged 4.4 percent. Australia's S&P; ASX 200 index fell 0.4 percent to 3,880.10. Benchmarks in Singapore, Taiwan and New Zealand were also lower.
In Hong Kong, the benchmark Hang Seng Index went down 0.54 percent, or 90.57 points, to open at 16,731.58 points.
Tuesday's slide did not move as quickly as Monday, when the Hang Seng closed down 4.38 percent.
In spite of markets dropping in the US and Europe overnight, Asian markets were not following with such steep declines, said Todd Martin, Asia Equity Strategist of Societe Generale.
"We are seeing buyers stepping in, for example, the Macau plays in Hong Kong, which were very aggressively shorted by the hedge fund community over the last couple of days, we've seen some buyers coming in there," he said.
A persistently strong yen and signs of a global economic slowdown continued to haunt Japanese export shares. Honda Motor Corporation fell 4.4 percent. Sony Corporation was 3.5 percent down, while Panasonic Corporation lost 2.5 percent.
European markets tumbled on Monday after Greece said it won't be able to reduce its budget deficits as much as it had agreed to as part of a deal to receive more emergency loans.
The latest setback in Greece's financial crisis sent major stock market indexes to lows for the year Monday. The S&P; 500 lost 2.9 percent to 1,099.23.
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 2.4 percent to 10,655.30. The Nasdaq composite slid 3.3 percent to 2,335.83.
Markets have responded nervously to headlines out of Europe for weeks, fearful that if Greece defaulted on its debt there might be another lockup in the global financial system, similar to the one triggered by the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008.
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Markets close predominantly down across region
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- Duration: 1:32
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
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SHOTLIST
Tokyo, Japan
1. Top shot of trader at Tokyo Stock Exchange
2. Wide of Tokyo Stock Exchange trading floor
3. Close of Nikkei 225 index closing pri...
SHOTLIST
Tokyo, Japan
1. Top shot of trader at Tokyo Stock Exchange
2. Wide of Tokyo Stock Exchange trading floor
3. Close of Nikkei 225 index closing price
4. Electronic board
5. Close of graph
6. Wide of Tokyo Stock Exchange
7. Stock prices on electronic board
Seoul, South Korea
8. Wide of South Korean Kospi price on electronic board
9. Tilt down of Kospi closing price
10. Various of stock prices on stock board
11. Close of graph
12. Close of Kospi index price
13. Various of electronic board
14. Close of monitor with Kospi index
Taipei, Taiwan
15. Monitors outside bank showing stock prices
16. Various of monitors showing index prices as market closes
STORYLINE
Asian stocks struggled for direction on Wednesday, after a wild session on Wall Street underscored the extreme uncertainty about Europe's ability to contain its debt crisis.
Japan's Nikkei 225 index fell 0.8 percent to 8,385.71 and South Korea's Kospi was down 1.7 percent at 1,676.52.
Taiwan Stock Exchange weighted price index closed with a drop of the 58.72 points, or down 0.83 percent to close at 6989.15.
Benchmarks in Singapore, the Philippines and New Zealand were higher.
Stock markets in Hong Kong and mainland China were closed for a holiday.
Benchmark oil rose above 77 US dollars per barrel, while the dollar strengthened against the euro but slipped against the yen.
The prospect that European and perhaps US banks would be undermined by a Greek default have been a major concern among investors.
But losses were pared after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said in Washington that the central bank could take more steps to stimulate the economy.
After another slump, the market began rising again following reports that European financial ministers were working to coordinate their efforts to support European banks.
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SHOTLIST
Tokyo, Japan
1. Top shot of trader at Tokyo Stock Exchange
2. Wide of Tokyo Stock Exchange trading floor
3. Close of Nikkei 225 index closing price
4. Electronic board
5. Close of graph
6. Wide of Tokyo Stock Exchange
7. Stock prices on electronic board
Seoul, South Korea
8. Wide of South Korean Kospi price on electronic board
9. Tilt down of Kospi closing price
10. Various of stock prices on stock board
11. Close of graph
12. Close of Kospi index price
13. Various of electronic board
14. Close of monitor with Kospi index
Taipei, Taiwan
15. Monitors outside bank showing stock prices
16. Various of monitors showing index prices as market closes
STORYLINE
Asian stocks struggled for direction on Wednesday, after a wild session on Wall Street underscored the extreme uncertainty about Europe's ability to contain its debt crisis.
Japan's Nikkei 225 index fell 0.8 percent to 8,385.71 and South Korea's Kospi was down 1.7 percent at 1,676.52.
Taiwan Stock Exchange weighted price index closed with a drop of the 58.72 points, or down 0.83 percent to close at 6989.15.
Benchmarks in Singapore, the Philippines and New Zealand were higher.
Stock markets in Hong Kong and mainland China were closed for a holiday.
Benchmark oil rose above 77 US dollars per barrel, while the dollar strengthened against the euro but slipped against the yen.
The prospect that European and perhaps US banks would be undermined by a Greek default have been a major concern among investors.
But losses were pared after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said in Washington that the central bank could take more steps to stimulate the economy.
After another slump, the market began rising again following reports that European financial ministers were working to coordinate their efforts to support European banks.
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Asia markets react to positive moves in Europe, US
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- Duration: 3:11
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
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Tokyo, Japan
1. Close-up of Tokyo Stock Exchange logo
2. Wide of trading floor
3. Close-up of traders
4. Wide of Tokyo Stock Exchange
5. Various of electr...
Tokyo, Japan
1. Close-up of Tokyo Stock Exchange logo
2. Wide of trading floor
3. Close-up of traders
4. Wide of Tokyo Stock Exchange
5. Various of electronic boards showing Nikkei stock index
Seoul, South Korea
6. Various of electronic boards showing Kospi index
Taipei, Taiwan
7. Exterior of people walking outside stock brokerage
8. Various of electronic stock boards
9. Various of graphic showing stock trends and numbers
Hong Kong
10. Wide of Hong Kong Stock Exchange trading floor
11. Various of electronic share price display board
12. Set-up of Francis Lun, Managing Director at Lyncean Holdings
13. SOUNDBITE (English) Francis Lun, Managing Director, Lyncean Holdings:
"Well, the good news is that the European Union finally put its act together and came up with a credible package to temporarily solve the Greek debt problem. And secondly, the US also reported third quarter GDP (Gross Domestic Product) growth of 2.5 percent, which is substantially above that of the second quarter. So, optimism returned to the equity markets and investors started buying again."
14. Various of traders
15. SOUNDBITE (English) Francis Lun, Managing Director, Lyncean Holdings:
"China can play a role in helping Europe by buying the European Financial Stability (Facility) fund, the bond that guaranteed by the European Central Bank. And so, by subscribing some of those bonds, China can play a role in helping European Union. And also by helping the European Union, China will gain valuable political points, which some time in the future will have to be repaid."
16. Mid of trader working on computer
17. Wide pan of Hong Kong Stock Exchange trading floor
STORYLINE:
Asian stock markets opened higher on Friday, after European leaders crafted a deal aimed at slashing Greece's massive debt load and preventing the economic crisis there from engulfing larger countries like Italy.
Japan's Nikkei 225 index jumped 1.4 percent to 9,048.35.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng index gained 1.9 percent to 20,056.22, South Korea's Kospi index rose 0.9 percent to 1,939.75 and Taiwan was also in positive territory in early trading.
After two years of unsuccessful attempts to address the continent's debt problems, European leaders unveiled a deal on Thursday aimed at preventing the Greek government's inability to pay its debt from escalating into another financial crisis like the one that followed the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008.
Banks agreed to take 50 percent losses on the Greek bonds they hold.
Europe will also strengthen a financial rescue fund to protect the region's banks and other struggling European countries such as Italy and Portugal.
Renewed confidence in Europe helped fuel a surge on Wall Street late on Thursday, as did signs of stronger US economic growth and corporate earnings.
The government reported that the US economy grew at a 2.5 percent annual rate from July through September on stronger consumer spending and business investment.
That was nearly double the 1.3 percent growth in the previous quarter.
Speaking in Hong Kong, Francis Lun, Managing Director, Lyncean Holdings, said "optimism" had returned to the equity markets due to the European debt deal and positive growth figures coming out of Washington.
Lun said China has a crucial role to play in helping Europe rebuild its economy by buying into the European Financial Stability Facility fund.
"By helping European Union, China will gain valuable political points, which some time in the future will have to be repaid," he added.
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Tokyo, Japan
1. Close-up of Tokyo Stock Exchange logo
2. Wide of trading floor
3. Close-up of traders
4. Wide of Tokyo Stock Exchange
5. Various of electronic boards showing Nikkei stock index
Seoul, South Korea
6. Various of electronic boards showing Kospi index
Taipei, Taiwan
7. Exterior of people walking outside stock brokerage
8. Various of electronic stock boards
9. Various of graphic showing stock trends and numbers
Hong Kong
10. Wide of Hong Kong Stock Exchange trading floor
11. Various of electronic share price display board
12. Set-up of Francis Lun, Managing Director at Lyncean Holdings
13. SOUNDBITE (English) Francis Lun, Managing Director, Lyncean Holdings:
"Well, the good news is that the European Union finally put its act together and came up with a credible package to temporarily solve the Greek debt problem. And secondly, the US also reported third quarter GDP (Gross Domestic Product) growth of 2.5 percent, which is substantially above that of the second quarter. So, optimism returned to the equity markets and investors started buying again."
14. Various of traders
15. SOUNDBITE (English) Francis Lun, Managing Director, Lyncean Holdings:
"China can play a role in helping Europe by buying the European Financial Stability (Facility) fund, the bond that guaranteed by the European Central Bank. And so, by subscribing some of those bonds, China can play a role in helping European Union. And also by helping the European Union, China will gain valuable political points, which some time in the future will have to be repaid."
16. Mid of trader working on computer
17. Wide pan of Hong Kong Stock Exchange trading floor
STORYLINE:
Asian stock markets opened higher on Friday, after European leaders crafted a deal aimed at slashing Greece's massive debt load and preventing the economic crisis there from engulfing larger countries like Italy.
Japan's Nikkei 225 index jumped 1.4 percent to 9,048.35.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng index gained 1.9 percent to 20,056.22, South Korea's Kospi index rose 0.9 percent to 1,939.75 and Taiwan was also in positive territory in early trading.
After two years of unsuccessful attempts to address the continent's debt problems, European leaders unveiled a deal on Thursday aimed at preventing the Greek government's inability to pay its debt from escalating into another financial crisis like the one that followed the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008.
Banks agreed to take 50 percent losses on the Greek bonds they hold.
Europe will also strengthen a financial rescue fund to protect the region's banks and other struggling European countries such as Italy and Portugal.
Renewed confidence in Europe helped fuel a surge on Wall Street late on Thursday, as did signs of stronger US economic growth and corporate earnings.
The government reported that the US economy grew at a 2.5 percent annual rate from July through September on stronger consumer spending and business investment.
That was nearly double the 1.3 percent growth in the previous quarter.
Speaking in Hong Kong, Francis Lun, Managing Director, Lyncean Holdings, said "optimism" had returned to the equity markets due to the European debt deal and positive growth figures coming out of Washington.
Lun said China has a crucial role to play in helping Europe rebuild its economy by buying into the European Financial Stability Facility fund.
"By helping European Union, China will gain valuable political points, which some time in the future will have to be repaid," he added.
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Asia stocks slip at close on death of North Korean leader
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- Duration: 1:51
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
- views: 5
SHOTLIST
Seoul, South Korea
1. Wide of stock board showing South Korea's Kospi index
2. Close of KOSPI point on monitor
3. KOSPI point and exchange rate ...
SHOTLIST
Seoul, South Korea
1. Wide of stock board showing South Korea's Kospi index
2. Close of KOSPI point on monitor
3. KOSPI point and exchange rate on monitor
4. Various of stock prices on stock board
5. Wide of stock board
6. SOUNDBITE (Korean) Rommel Lee, Manager of Shinhan Investment Corp's retail research department:
"Due to the fact that there has not been a secure hereditary succession after North Korean leader Kim Jong Il's death, there's been a negative influence on overall index in the market with investment psychology at discomfort, concerning that there might be internal agitation in North Korea."
7. Wide of Rommel Lee
Tokyo, Japan
8. Various of Tokyo Stock Exchange trading floor
9. Wide of trading floor and electronic board
10. Mid of electronic board
11. Close of electronic board with Nikkei 225 index
12. Tilt down of Nikkei graph
13. Wide of Tokyo Stock Exchange
Taipei, Taiwan
14. Pedestrians passing by monitor screens outside a stock brokerage
15. Various of people looking at stock index showing on monitors
16. Mid of market chart
17. Close of index going down on chart
18. Close of main index going down 151.76 or 2.24 percent to 6633.33
STORYLINE
Asian stocks sank on Monday as the death of North Korea's absolute ruler, Kim Jong Il, added to the uncertainties dogging financial markets.
South Korea's Kospi index dived 4.1 percent but later recouped some losses to trade 3.4 percent lower at 1,777.64 by early afternoon.
The Korean won fell 1.6 percent against the US dollar, a traditional haven in times of uncertainty.
Kim Jong Il's death was announced on Monday by state television from the North Korean capital, Pyongyang.
It raises the possibility of increased instability on the divided Korean peninsula as the reclusive regime undergoes a leadership succession.
Those worries are most acute in South Korea and Japan, which have often been the targets of North Korea's mercurial military and
diplomatic actions.
"Due to the fact that there has not been a secure hereditary succession after North Korean leader Kim Jong Il's death, there's been a negative influence on overall index in the market with investment psychology at discomfort, concerning that there might be internal agitation in North Korea," said Rommel Lee, of South Korea's Shinhan Investment Corporation.
In Japan the Nikkei 225 index was down 1.1 percent at 8,308.42. Hong Kong's Hang Seng slid 2.2 percent to 17,890.13 and the Shanghai
Composite Index fell 1.6 percent to 2,188.39.
In Tokyo, Japanese leaders said they were watching markets closely and in contact with the U.S., Kyodo News Agency reported.
Kim, who had been ailing after suffering what is thought to have been a stroke in 2008, died at age 69 on Saturday.
Kim had presented his third son, the twenty-something Kim Jong Un, as his hereditary successor, putting him in high-ranking posts. But
even with an heir apparent, some North Korean observers fear a behind-the-scenes power struggle or nuclear instability.
Fitch Ratings, which spooked markets across the globe with a warning Friday it may downgrade ratings of a half-dozen European countries, said it did not view Kim's death "as a trigger for negative action on South Korea's sovereign ratings in itself."
But the news also sent markets in Taiwan, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand and Indonesia sinking.
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SHOTLIST
Seoul, South Korea
1. Wide of stock board showing South Korea's Kospi index
2. Close of KOSPI point on monitor
3. KOSPI point and exchange rate on monitor
4. Various of stock prices on stock board
5. Wide of stock board
6. SOUNDBITE (Korean) Rommel Lee, Manager of Shinhan Investment Corp's retail research department:
"Due to the fact that there has not been a secure hereditary succession after North Korean leader Kim Jong Il's death, there's been a negative influence on overall index in the market with investment psychology at discomfort, concerning that there might be internal agitation in North Korea."
7. Wide of Rommel Lee
Tokyo, Japan
8. Various of Tokyo Stock Exchange trading floor
9. Wide of trading floor and electronic board
10. Mid of electronic board
11. Close of electronic board with Nikkei 225 index
12. Tilt down of Nikkei graph
13. Wide of Tokyo Stock Exchange
Taipei, Taiwan
14. Pedestrians passing by monitor screens outside a stock brokerage
15. Various of people looking at stock index showing on monitors
16. Mid of market chart
17. Close of index going down on chart
18. Close of main index going down 151.76 or 2.24 percent to 6633.33
STORYLINE
Asian stocks sank on Monday as the death of North Korea's absolute ruler, Kim Jong Il, added to the uncertainties dogging financial markets.
South Korea's Kospi index dived 4.1 percent but later recouped some losses to trade 3.4 percent lower at 1,777.64 by early afternoon.
The Korean won fell 1.6 percent against the US dollar, a traditional haven in times of uncertainty.
Kim Jong Il's death was announced on Monday by state television from the North Korean capital, Pyongyang.
It raises the possibility of increased instability on the divided Korean peninsula as the reclusive regime undergoes a leadership succession.
Those worries are most acute in South Korea and Japan, which have often been the targets of North Korea's mercurial military and
diplomatic actions.
"Due to the fact that there has not been a secure hereditary succession after North Korean leader Kim Jong Il's death, there's been a negative influence on overall index in the market with investment psychology at discomfort, concerning that there might be internal agitation in North Korea," said Rommel Lee, of South Korea's Shinhan Investment Corporation.
In Japan the Nikkei 225 index was down 1.1 percent at 8,308.42. Hong Kong's Hang Seng slid 2.2 percent to 17,890.13 and the Shanghai
Composite Index fell 1.6 percent to 2,188.39.
In Tokyo, Japanese leaders said they were watching markets closely and in contact with the U.S., Kyodo News Agency reported.
Kim, who had been ailing after suffering what is thought to have been a stroke in 2008, died at age 69 on Saturday.
Kim had presented his third son, the twenty-something Kim Jong Un, as his hereditary successor, putting him in high-ranking posts. But
even with an heir apparent, some North Korean observers fear a behind-the-scenes power struggle or nuclear instability.
Fitch Ratings, which spooked markets across the globe with a warning Friday it may downgrade ratings of a half-dozen European countries, said it did not view Kim's death "as a trigger for negative action on South Korea's sovereign ratings in itself."
But the news also sent markets in Taiwan, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand and Indonesia sinking.
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Asian stocks rise on hopes of US economic recovery
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- Duration: 1:43
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
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SHOTLIST
Seoul, South Korea
1. Various of electronic stock boards showing the KOSPI Index
Hong Kong
2. Wide of trading floor
3. Close of electronic stock b...
SHOTLIST
Seoul, South Korea
1. Various of electronic stock boards showing the KOSPI Index
Hong Kong
2. Wide of trading floor
3. Close of electronic stock board
4. Various of traders
5. Close of electronic stock board
6. Pan of trading floor
Tokyo, Japan
7. Pan down from ticker to Tokyo Stock Exchange
8. Various of traders
9. Various of electronic stock boards
10. Close of electronic ticker
11. Wide of Tokyo Stock Exchange
STORYLINE
Asian stock markets were mostly up on Monday as investors looked ahead to data releases that analysts say will likely show the US economy improving at a slow but steady pace.
Japan's Nikkei 225 index rose 0.5 percent to 9,698.99 and Hong Kong's Hang Seng added 0.3 percent to 21,479.11.
Benchmarks in mainland China and Singapore also rose.
But South Korea's Kospi lost 1.2 percent to 1,995.12.
Australia's S&P;/ASX 200 dropped 0.6 percent to 4,279.80.
US consumer confidence figures to be released Tuesday and the Federal Reserve's so-called Beige Book report on economic activity due Wednesday are
likely to show improvement, analysts said.
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SHOTLIST
Seoul, South Korea
1. Various of electronic stock boards showing the KOSPI Index
Hong Kong
2. Wide of trading floor
3. Close of electronic stock board
4. Various of traders
5. Close of electronic stock board
6. Pan of trading floor
Tokyo, Japan
7. Pan down from ticker to Tokyo Stock Exchange
8. Various of traders
9. Various of electronic stock boards
10. Close of electronic ticker
11. Wide of Tokyo Stock Exchange
STORYLINE
Asian stock markets were mostly up on Monday as investors looked ahead to data releases that analysts say will likely show the US economy improving at a slow but steady pace.
Japan's Nikkei 225 index rose 0.5 percent to 9,698.99 and Hong Kong's Hang Seng added 0.3 percent to 21,479.11.
Benchmarks in mainland China and Singapore also rose.
But South Korea's Kospi lost 1.2 percent to 1,995.12.
Australia's S&P;/ASX 200 dropped 0.6 percent to 4,279.80.
US consumer confidence figures to be released Tuesday and the Federal Reserve's so-called Beige Book report on economic activity due Wednesday are
likely to show improvement, analysts said.
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South Korea's benchmark index up by 3.1 percent
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:26
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 1
SHOTLIST
1. Wide of stock exchange trading board
2. Close-up of stock board, showing "+32.10" Kospi trading index
3. Focus-in of stock trading board
4. Cl...
SHOTLIST
1. Wide of stock exchange trading board
2. Close-up of stock board, showing "+32.10" Kospi trading index
3. Focus-in of stock trading board
4. Close-up of stock trading graph
5. Man watching stock trading graph
6. Close-up of screen showing rising figure of Samsung Electronics Co.
7. Other stock exhibition screen
8. Set up of Kang Moon-sung, Strategist of Korea Investment and Securities Company Limited
9. SOUNDBITE (Korean) Kang Moon-sung, Strategist of Korea Investment and Securities Company Limited:
"With US Federal Reserve slashing the interest rates, the circumstance to stabilise investment sentiment has been set. Not only the US shares, but Asian shares altogether rose sharply, and that has positively influenced the Korean market as well."
10. Various of stock exchange trading boards
11. Stock graph
12. Zoom-in to stock board showing Kospi at 1'649.28 (up +40.28) points
13. Various of stock ticker tape
14. Wide of trading board showing Kospi at 1'649
STORYLINE
South Korean shares rose sharply on Wednesday, following steep losses sustained over the past two days stemming from worries in global financial markets about weakness in the United States (US) economy.
The Korea Composite Stock Price Index (Kospi) rose as much as 3.1 per cent in the opening minutes of trading.
The Kospi slightly pared gains to trade up 2.7 per cent to 1,652.39 about 30 minutes into the trading session.
The Kospi fell 4.4 per cent on Tuesday and 3.0 per cent on Monday.
The gain followed an emergency interest rate cut by the US Federal Reserve on Tuesday, which helped American stocks partially rebound from a sharp early decline.
The Dow Jones industrial average, which dropped 465 points shortly after trading began on Tuesday, closed down 128.11, or just over one per cent, at 11,971.19.
In South Korea, Samsung Electronics Company, the country's biggest corporation, rose 2.2 per cent.
Steelmaker Posco gained 4.1 percent and Hyundai Heavy Industries Company, the world's biggest shipbuilder, rose 4.6 per cent.
The Kospi, which surged 32 per cent last year, has fallen 13 per cent so far this year.
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wn.com/South Korea's Benchmark Index Up By 3.1 Percent
SHOTLIST
1. Wide of stock exchange trading board
2. Close-up of stock board, showing "+32.10" Kospi trading index
3. Focus-in of stock trading board
4. Close-up of stock trading graph
5. Man watching stock trading graph
6. Close-up of screen showing rising figure of Samsung Electronics Co.
7. Other stock exhibition screen
8. Set up of Kang Moon-sung, Strategist of Korea Investment and Securities Company Limited
9. SOUNDBITE (Korean) Kang Moon-sung, Strategist of Korea Investment and Securities Company Limited:
"With US Federal Reserve slashing the interest rates, the circumstance to stabilise investment sentiment has been set. Not only the US shares, but Asian shares altogether rose sharply, and that has positively influenced the Korean market as well."
10. Various of stock exchange trading boards
11. Stock graph
12. Zoom-in to stock board showing Kospi at 1'649.28 (up +40.28) points
13. Various of stock ticker tape
14. Wide of trading board showing Kospi at 1'649
STORYLINE
South Korean shares rose sharply on Wednesday, following steep losses sustained over the past two days stemming from worries in global financial markets about weakness in the United States (US) economy.
The Korea Composite Stock Price Index (Kospi) rose as much as 3.1 per cent in the opening minutes of trading.
The Kospi slightly pared gains to trade up 2.7 per cent to 1,652.39 about 30 minutes into the trading session.
The Kospi fell 4.4 per cent on Tuesday and 3.0 per cent on Monday.
The gain followed an emergency interest rate cut by the US Federal Reserve on Tuesday, which helped American stocks partially rebound from a sharp early decline.
The Dow Jones industrial average, which dropped 465 points shortly after trading began on Tuesday, closed down 128.11, or just over one per cent, at 11,971.19.
In South Korea, Samsung Electronics Company, the country's biggest corporation, rose 2.2 per cent.
Steelmaker Posco gained 4.1 percent and Hyundai Heavy Industries Company, the world's biggest shipbuilder, rose 4.6 per cent.
The Kospi, which surged 32 per cent last year, has fallen 13 per cent so far this year.
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South Korean stocks open more than 5 percent up
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SHOTLIST
1. Close zoom-out of KOSPI index on the stock board
2. Wide of stock board
3. Close-up of stock board
4. Mid of camera next to a screen reading ...
SHOTLIST
1. Close zoom-out of KOSPI index on the stock board
2. Wide of stock board
3. Close-up of stock board
4. Mid of camera next to a screen reading KOSPI
5. Close-up of stock board with ticker on the bottom
6. Close-up of stock board
7. Pan of stock board
8. Medium of screen with graphs
9. Wide of Korea Exchange with computer screens
10. Set up shot of analyst
11. SOUNDBITE (Korean) Rommel Lee, Manager of Retail Research Department of Goodmorning Shinhan Securities:
"This transformed relief loan management definitely has affected the recovery of the U.S. financial market. And as you can see today, the LIBOR interest rate has dropped. Since the overall financial market seems to be stabilising, confidence appears to be strengthened in the future."
12. Wide of Korea Exchange building
13. Wide of Korea Exchange building
STORYLINE
Markets in South Korea opened more than five percent up on Tuesday, joining other Asian markets which were climbing in early trading.
The Asian advance came after the Dow Jones gained more than 11 percent on Monday - its biggest one-day rally since 1933.
"As you can see today, the LIBOR interest rate has dropped. Since the overall financial market seems to be stabilising, confidence appears to be strengthened in the future," said Rommel Lee, Manager of Retail Research Department of Goodmorning Shinhan Securities in Seoul.
Japan's benchmark stock index was up 13 percent leading a rally in Asian stocks after Wall Street staged a dramatic comeback from its worst week ever on optimism that government rescue efforts would fix the crippled global financial system.
Other markets in Asia, like Singapore and Taiwan were also up four percent or more.
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wn.com/South Korean Stocks Open More Than 5 Percent Up
SHOTLIST
1. Close zoom-out of KOSPI index on the stock board
2. Wide of stock board
3. Close-up of stock board
4. Mid of camera next to a screen reading KOSPI
5. Close-up of stock board with ticker on the bottom
6. Close-up of stock board
7. Pan of stock board
8. Medium of screen with graphs
9. Wide of Korea Exchange with computer screens
10. Set up shot of analyst
11. SOUNDBITE (Korean) Rommel Lee, Manager of Retail Research Department of Goodmorning Shinhan Securities:
"This transformed relief loan management definitely has affected the recovery of the U.S. financial market. And as you can see today, the LIBOR interest rate has dropped. Since the overall financial market seems to be stabilising, confidence appears to be strengthened in the future."
12. Wide of Korea Exchange building
13. Wide of Korea Exchange building
STORYLINE
Markets in South Korea opened more than five percent up on Tuesday, joining other Asian markets which were climbing in early trading.
The Asian advance came after the Dow Jones gained more than 11 percent on Monday - its biggest one-day rally since 1933.
"As you can see today, the LIBOR interest rate has dropped. Since the overall financial market seems to be stabilising, confidence appears to be strengthened in the future," said Rommel Lee, Manager of Retail Research Department of Goodmorning Shinhan Securities in Seoul.
Japan's benchmark stock index was up 13 percent leading a rally in Asian stocks after Wall Street staged a dramatic comeback from its worst week ever on optimism that government rescue efforts would fix the crippled global financial system.
Other markets in Asia, like Singapore and Taiwan were also up four percent or more.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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WRAP Asian stock markets mixed in early trade ADDS Seoul and Hong Kong
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- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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SHOTLIST
Tokyo
1. Various interior shots Tokyo Stock Exchange
Seoul
2. Close-up of computer screen with KOSPI (Korea Composite Stock Price Index)
3. Tilt-...
SHOTLIST
Tokyo
1. Various interior shots Tokyo Stock Exchange
Seoul
2. Close-up of computer screen with KOSPI (Korea Composite Stock Price Index)
3. Tilt-down of computer screen showing rise in stock
4. Wide of digital index board
5. Close of numbers
6. Trader
7. Pan of index board
8. Close of figures on digital strip
9. Focus in on numbers
10. Close of graph
11. Tilt-down of KOSPI index board
12. Pan of index board
Hong Kong
12. Wide of floor opening for trading
13. Close of digital index board
14. Close of Heng Seng Index figures showing it is opened down 292.48 points to 14,037.37 points
15. SOUNDBITE (English) William Belchere, Chief Economist of Macquarie Capital Securities:
"The global economy is moving into recession. We saw that in the United States last night with the third quarter GDP (Gross Domestic Product), it's likely to deepen and what that means for Asia is that Asia's economies are going to begin weakening as their exports slow, its tourism declines; and then we have to look at the fundamentals that companies make earnings on and those are deteriorating and try to price those properly for the coming downturn."
16. Various of dealers on floor
STORYLINE
Asian stock markets were mixed in early trade on Friday as investors took money off the table after three days of strong gains and await a rate cut decision from Japan's central bank.
Tokyo stocks retreated on Friday morning, with the key Nikkei index failing to maintain the 9,000 mark, as investors secured quick profits following gains from the past three days and as Japan's corporate earnings outlook continued to cast a cloud on the market.
The 225-issue Nikkei Stock Average lost 245.64 points, or 2.72 percent, from Thursday to 8,784.12, falling below the 9,000 level after it just retook the key mark the previous day for the first time in about a week.
South Korean stocks opened slightly lower on Friday but soon gained ground as foreign and retail investors were heartened by overnight Wall Street gains.
The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) edged up 2.88 points, or 0.27 percent, to 1,087.6 in the first 15 minutes of trading after opening 7 percent higher.
Hong Kong Heng Seng Index opened down 292.48 points, or 2.04 percent, at 14,037.37.
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wn.com/Wrap Asian Stock Markets Mixed In Early Trade Adds Seoul And Hong Kong
SHOTLIST
Tokyo
1. Various interior shots Tokyo Stock Exchange
Seoul
2. Close-up of computer screen with KOSPI (Korea Composite Stock Price Index)
3. Tilt-down of computer screen showing rise in stock
4. Wide of digital index board
5. Close of numbers
6. Trader
7. Pan of index board
8. Close of figures on digital strip
9. Focus in on numbers
10. Close of graph
11. Tilt-down of KOSPI index board
12. Pan of index board
Hong Kong
12. Wide of floor opening for trading
13. Close of digital index board
14. Close of Heng Seng Index figures showing it is opened down 292.48 points to 14,037.37 points
15. SOUNDBITE (English) William Belchere, Chief Economist of Macquarie Capital Securities:
"The global economy is moving into recession. We saw that in the United States last night with the third quarter GDP (Gross Domestic Product), it's likely to deepen and what that means for Asia is that Asia's economies are going to begin weakening as their exports slow, its tourism declines; and then we have to look at the fundamentals that companies make earnings on and those are deteriorating and try to price those properly for the coming downturn."
16. Various of dealers on floor
STORYLINE
Asian stock markets were mixed in early trade on Friday as investors took money off the table after three days of strong gains and await a rate cut decision from Japan's central bank.
Tokyo stocks retreated on Friday morning, with the key Nikkei index failing to maintain the 9,000 mark, as investors secured quick profits following gains from the past three days and as Japan's corporate earnings outlook continued to cast a cloud on the market.
The 225-issue Nikkei Stock Average lost 245.64 points, or 2.72 percent, from Thursday to 8,784.12, falling below the 9,000 level after it just retook the key mark the previous day for the first time in about a week.
South Korean stocks opened slightly lower on Friday but soon gained ground as foreign and retail investors were heartened by overnight Wall Street gains.
The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) edged up 2.88 points, or 0.27 percent, to 1,087.6 in the first 15 minutes of trading after opening 7 percent higher.
Hong Kong Heng Seng Index opened down 292.48 points, or 2.04 percent, at 14,037.37.
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Korea to launch new stock index next week 한국형 다우지수， KTOP30 도입
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Korea is getting ready to launch a new index of 30 blue－chip companies that represent the country′s economic structure.
The K－TOP－30， as it′s called，.... aims t...
Korea is getting ready to launch a new index of 30 blue－chip companies that represent the country′s economic structure.
The K－TOP－30， as it′s called，.... aims to better reflect Korea′s economy.
Unfortunately.... some are already questioning... if this new index will be able to achieve its ambitious goal.
Kim Min－ji help us delve deeper.
The KTOP30 index modeled after the U.S. Dow Jones Industrial Average will launch next week.
It will consist of 30 major companies chosen based on their market capitalization， such as Samsung Electronics， Hyundai Motor and SK Hynix，... as well as financial groups and IT companies.
″It′s our hope that the KTOP30 index will become a leading index that can help invigorate the Korean economy.″
The launch comes amid calls for the local stock market to better reflect the country′s economic growth.
Since 1980， Korea′s GDP has grown 36－fold，... while the main KOSPI index has only risen 19－fold.
The KTOP30 will only include companies with shares priced at less than 500－thousand won，... or roughly 440 U.S. dollars， in order to promote active trading.
Samsung Electronics， whose share price is well over a－thousand dollars，... will be subject to adjustment.
″We have decided to bring on Samsung Electronics. However， we will apply an adjustment calculation of zero－point－five to its share price to limit its position when generating the index.″
The next question is how effective the new index will actually be.
In addition to the benchmark KOSPI， the local bourse operator runs over 130 sub－indices， including the KOSPI 200 and the KOSPI 50 but these smaller indices have existed more or less in name only，... as they are less popular among investors because they don′t reflect real market conditions.
″We need confirmation that the new index can guarantee stable returns. Instead of seeking immediate recognition，... it would be better to think of its development in the long term.″
The index′s fate will now depend on how many financial products related to it are created and how fast they are sold.
Kim Min－ji， Arirang News.
wn.com/Korea To Launch New Stock Index Next Week 한국형 다우지수， Ktop30 도입
Korea is getting ready to launch a new index of 30 blue－chip companies that represent the country′s economic structure.
The K－TOP－30， as it′s called，.... aims to better reflect Korea′s economy.
Unfortunately.... some are already questioning... if this new index will be able to achieve its ambitious goal.
Kim Min－ji help us delve deeper.
The KTOP30 index modeled after the U.S. Dow Jones Industrial Average will launch next week.
It will consist of 30 major companies chosen based on their market capitalization， such as Samsung Electronics， Hyundai Motor and SK Hynix，... as well as financial groups and IT companies.
″It′s our hope that the KTOP30 index will become a leading index that can help invigorate the Korean economy.″
The launch comes amid calls for the local stock market to better reflect the country′s economic growth.
Since 1980， Korea′s GDP has grown 36－fold，... while the main KOSPI index has only risen 19－fold.
The KTOP30 will only include companies with shares priced at less than 500－thousand won，... or roughly 440 U.S. dollars， in order to promote active trading.
Samsung Electronics， whose share price is well over a－thousand dollars，... will be subject to adjustment.
″We have decided to bring on Samsung Electronics. However， we will apply an adjustment calculation of zero－point－five to its share price to limit its position when generating the index.″
The next question is how effective the new index will actually be.
In addition to the benchmark KOSPI， the local bourse operator runs over 130 sub－indices， including the KOSPI 200 and the KOSPI 50 but these smaller indices have existed more or less in name only，... as they are less popular among investors because they don′t reflect real market conditions.
″We need confirmation that the new index can guarantee stable returns. Instead of seeking immediate recognition，... it would be better to think of its development in the long term.″
The index′s fate will now depend on how many financial products related to it are created and how fast they are sold.
Kim Min－ji， Arirang News.
- published: 10 Jul 2015
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World Market Technical Analysis Jan 30-31, 2016
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Weekend World Market Analysis 05/02/2015
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Daily, TSX Monthly, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Daily breakout @ 56,594.22?, French CAC 40 Index Daily, SPX Daily, German DAX Composite Daily, Weekly, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, Hong Kong Hang Seng Daily, Hong Kong Weekly, Hong Kong Monthly, China Shangai Stock Exchange Daily, China Weekly, China M -
Weekend WORLD Market Analysis 05/23-24/2015
My Website; http://www.muathe.com/ Don't Miss Out! SUBSCRIBE to my YouTube Channel FREE by clicking here; http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=muathedotcom If I was to summarize world markets as a group I would say it is most definitely a mixed bag with most markets still looking bullish overall. World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Hourly, TSX Daily, -
Weekend World Market Analysis 05/09/2015
My Website; http://www.muathe.com/ Don't Miss Out! SUBSCRIBE to my YouTube Channel FREE by clicking here; http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=muathedotcom It looks like daily charts are showing support and higher odds for continued market upside strength. World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Daily, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Dail -
Weekend World Market Analysis 04/10/2015
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Weekend World Market Analysis 04/18/2015
Some world markets were down huge on Friday, 04/17/2015 YET, the markets have yet to break down. World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Daily, TSX Monthly, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Weekly, BVSP Daily, EWZ Weekly, EWZ Daily, French CAC 40 Index Daily, CAC Weekly, German DAX Composite Daily, Weekly, Dax Monthly, FTSE London Financial Times Index Dai -
Weekend World Market Analysis 04/25/2015
Enjoy the party as long as possible but beware of the eventual hangover headache. World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Daily, TSX Monthly, BVSP Daily, EWZ Weekly, EWZ Daily, French CAC 40 Index Daily, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Weekly RSI TRAP? CAC Weekly, CAC Monthly, German DAX Composite Daily, Weekly, Dax Monthly, FTSE London Financial Times Ind -
Weekend Major WORLD Market Analysis 05/30-31/2015
My Website; http://www.muathe.com/ Don't Miss Out! SUBSCRIBE to my YouTube Channel FREE by clicking here; http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=muathedotcom Most daily charts for many of the world markets seem to indicate they could bounce even after some markets closed down hard on Friday. World market themed charts mentioned include; SPX Daily,TSX Composite Index Daily,TSX Hou -
Weekend Major WORLD Market Analysis 06/6-7/2015
My Website; http://www.muathe.com/ Don't Miss Out! SUBSCRIBE to my YouTube Channel FREE by clicking here; http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=muathedotcom World market themed charts mentioned include; SPX Daily,TSX Composite Index Daily,TSX Hourly, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Daily breakout @ 56,594.22?, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, FTSE Weekly, French CAC 40 -
Weekend Major WORLD Market Analysis 06/13-14/2015
My Website; http://www.muathe.com/ Don't Miss Out! SUBSCRIBE to my YouTube Channel FREE by clicking here; http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=muathedotcom Generally speaking most world market charts do show support on their daily charts while some markets like Canada, India and South Africa could easily breakdown if support does not come quickly. World market themed charts menti -
Weekend Major WORLD Market Analysis 06/27-28/2015
For the most part world market are at a tricky tipping point. One push either way and we establish a solid trend lower or higher. Let the games continue :) What is strange is that given how the US general markets closed there is good reason to believe that the US markets (and even world markets) start the last week of June 26th, 2015 on a positive note World market themed charts mentioned inclu -
Weekend Major WORLD Market Analysis 07/11-12/2015
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Monthly, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Daily, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, FTSE Weekly, FTSE Monthly, French CAC 40 Index Daily, Fresh CAC 40 Monthly breakout potential @ 5046.49, German DAX Composite Daily, DAX Weekly, Russia RSX Daily, China Shangai Stock Exchange Daily, China Weekly, China Monthly, K -
Weekend Major WORLD Market Analysis 07/18-19/2015
My Website; http://www.muathe.com/ Don't Miss Out! SUBSCRIBE to my YouTube Channel FREE by clicking here; http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=muathedotcom Daily charts show resistance while weekly chart look okay. World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Daily, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Daily, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily -
Weekend Major WORLD Market Analysis 08/29-30/2015
My Website; http://www.muathe.com/ Surprisingly, markets did put up some strong support on their weekly RSI charts. This is VERY strong support!! The question is whether of not this support will hold??? If it does one better be bullish because it is not out of the realm of possibilities for some markets to attack their recent highs - months down the road that is. For bulls to reclaim the market -
Weekend Major WORLD Market Analysis 09/05-06/2015
It looks like odds for lower prices can be seen across many world markets. World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Daily, TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Composite Index Monthly, EWZ Monthly, French CAC 34 Month Monthly, French Long Term Monthly, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, FTSE Weekly, FTSE London Financial Times Index 3yr Monthly,FTSE Hourly, German Dax D -
Weekend Major WORLD Market Analysis 09/12-13/2015
My Website; http://www.muathe.com/ We still have world markets not looking too hot until they turn positive for the month or until they can move back above their 10 week moving averages. World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX weeklyTSX Composite Index Daily, TSX Composite Index Hourly, TSX Composite Index Monthly, EWZ Monthly, French $CAC Weekly, French $CAC 34-Month Monthly, FTSE Lon -
Weekend Major WORLD Market Analysis 10/03-04/2015
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Weekend Major WORLD Market Analysis 10/17-18/15
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[ Part One ] Weekend Market Analysis April 11, 2015
My Website; http://www.muathe.com/ Don't Miss Out! SUBSCRIBE to my YouTube Channel FREE by clicking here; http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=muathedotcom The market continues to look good at this point with the bigger time frames showing strength. The following charts are discussed in this analysis; NASDAQ Weekly, NASDAQ Daily, Dow Weekly Breakout Level @ 18,140.44, Dow Daily, -
Weekend Major WORLD Market Analysis Nov/21-22/15
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Weekend Major WORLD Market Analysis Nov/28-29/15
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Weekend WORLD Market Analysis Jan 09-10/2016
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Weekend WORLD Market Analysis Jan 09-10/2016
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World Market Technical Analysis Jan 30-31, 2016
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Watch to see if the monthly charts give the market much nee...
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Watch to see if the monthly charts give the market much needed support. In other words a positive monthly gain might change the way markets have been trading.
With Friday's strong close it might seem that the market can't falter but it has yet to clear short-term resistance. The very resistance that has been a major problem lately.
World market themed charts mentioned include; Australia ASX All Ordinaries '09 trend line - monthly, 3 year monthly, ASX 2-Year Weekly, AORD monthly risk, China 13 year monthly, KOSPI weekly, KOSPI Daily, Nikkei monthly, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - monthly 7,948.90, Nifty 13 year monthly, NIFTY 5 year weekly, NIFTY daily positive divergence , Nifty hourly, NIFTY 5 minute Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) weekly, $ZADOW monthly, $ZADOW daily, NGE monthly, FTSE London Financial Times Index daily, FTSE weekly, FTSE Hourly, FTSE monthly below 6,061.61, French $CAC daily, CAC weekly, CAC monthly RSI 50 support, German DAX monthly 9,660.44 + potential 50 RSI level support, TSX weekly positive divergence, TSX daily, TSX hourly RSI showing three lines of resistance, TSX monthly below 13,306.96 - 30.9, BVSP monthly support or break below 45,059.34, BVSP below 30.9 weekly, BVSP daily, and SPX hourly challenges.
wn.com/World Market Technical Analysis Jan 30 31, 2016
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Watch to see if the monthly charts give the market much needed support. In other words a positive monthly gain might change the way markets have been trading.
With Friday's strong close it might seem that the market can't falter but it has yet to clear short-term resistance. The very resistance that has been a major problem lately.
World market themed charts mentioned include; Australia ASX All Ordinaries '09 trend line - monthly, 3 year monthly, ASX 2-Year Weekly, AORD monthly risk, China 13 year monthly, KOSPI weekly, KOSPI Daily, Nikkei monthly, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - monthly 7,948.90, Nifty 13 year monthly, NIFTY 5 year weekly, NIFTY daily positive divergence , Nifty hourly, NIFTY 5 minute Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) weekly, $ZADOW monthly, $ZADOW daily, NGE monthly, FTSE London Financial Times Index daily, FTSE weekly, FTSE Hourly, FTSE monthly below 6,061.61, French $CAC daily, CAC weekly, CAC monthly RSI 50 support, German DAX monthly 9,660.44 + potential 50 RSI level support, TSX weekly positive divergence, TSX daily, TSX hourly RSI showing three lines of resistance, TSX monthly below 13,306.96 - 30.9, BVSP monthly support or break below 45,059.34, BVSP below 30.9 weekly, BVSP daily, and SPX hourly challenges.
- published: 30 Jan 2016
- views: 381
Weekend World Market Analysis 05/02/2015
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 34:45
- Updated: 03 May 2015
- views: 489
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Daily, TSX Monthly, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Daily breakout @ 56,594.22?...
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Daily, TSX Monthly, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Daily breakout @ 56,594.22?, French CAC 40 Index Daily, SPX Daily, German DAX Composite Daily, Weekly, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily,
Hong Kong Hang Seng Daily, Hong Kong Weekly, Hong Kong Monthly,
China Shangai Stock Exchange Daily, China Weekly, China Monthly,
KOSPI South Korea Seoul Composite Weekly, KOSPI Monthly, Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Weekly,
Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily, ASX Monthly Breakout @ 5,898.04?, Global X Nigeria Index ETF (NGE) 2 Weekly, Chart, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Daily, Russia RSX Market Vectors Russia ETF Weekly, RSX Daily $20.54 Breakout?, Russia RSX Weekly, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - India Nifty Daily, India Nifty Weekly, India Nifty Hourly, and India Nifty Monthly.
TAGS
SPY,
UWTI,
EEM,
GDX,
VXX,
USO,
XLF,
EWJ,
TVIX,
UGAZ,
QQQ,
IWM,
UVXY,
XLE,
NUGT,
XIV,
EFA,
UCO,
EWZ,
FXI,
RSX,
XLU,
GDXJ,
TZA,
VWO,
XOP,
IYR,
UNG,
DGAZ,
XLV,
XLI,
TLT,
XLK,
DUST,
SDS,
EWT,
EZU,
XLP,
SLV,
OIH,
GLD,
JNK,
HYG,
TNA,
XLY,
JDST,
VEA,
EWG,
HEDJ,
DIA,
VGK,
DXJ,
OIL,
DBEF,
ITB,
XHB,
EPI,
AMLP,
VNQ,
IVV,
SPXU,
IAU,
KRE,
XLB,
SQQQ,
JNUG,
SSO,
SPXS,
SMH,
TBT,
SH,
EWU,
FAZ,
VTI,
ERY,
ERX,
BND,
QID,
TQQQ,
FEZ,
EWH,
BKLN,
GASL,
LQD,
EWY,
EWI,
UUP,
EWW,
DBC,
AGG,
PFF,
SCO,
SVXY,
EWA,
IEMG,
XRT,
XME,
IWF,
VOO,
wn.com/Weekend World Market Analysis 05 02 2015
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Daily, TSX Monthly, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Daily breakout @ 56,594.22?, French CAC 40 Index Daily, SPX Daily, German DAX Composite Daily, Weekly, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily,
Hong Kong Hang Seng Daily, Hong Kong Weekly, Hong Kong Monthly,
China Shangai Stock Exchange Daily, China Weekly, China Monthly,
KOSPI South Korea Seoul Composite Weekly, KOSPI Monthly, Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Weekly,
Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily, ASX Monthly Breakout @ 5,898.04?, Global X Nigeria Index ETF (NGE) 2 Weekly, Chart, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Daily, Russia RSX Market Vectors Russia ETF Weekly, RSX Daily $20.54 Breakout?, Russia RSX Weekly, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - India Nifty Daily, India Nifty Weekly, India Nifty Hourly, and India Nifty Monthly.
TAGS
SPY,
UWTI,
EEM,
GDX,
VXX,
USO,
XLF,
EWJ,
TVIX,
UGAZ,
QQQ,
IWM,
UVXY,
XLE,
NUGT,
XIV,
EFA,
UCO,
EWZ,
FXI,
RSX,
XLU,
GDXJ,
TZA,
VWO,
XOP,
IYR,
UNG,
DGAZ,
XLV,
XLI,
TLT,
XLK,
DUST,
SDS,
EWT,
EZU,
XLP,
SLV,
OIH,
GLD,
JNK,
HYG,
TNA,
XLY,
JDST,
VEA,
EWG,
HEDJ,
DIA,
VGK,
DXJ,
OIL,
DBEF,
ITB,
XHB,
EPI,
AMLP,
VNQ,
IVV,
SPXU,
IAU,
KRE,
XLB,
SQQQ,
JNUG,
SSO,
SPXS,
SMH,
TBT,
SH,
EWU,
FAZ,
VTI,
ERY,
ERX,
BND,
QID,
TQQQ,
FEZ,
EWH,
BKLN,
GASL,
LQD,
EWY,
EWI,
UUP,
EWW,
DBC,
AGG,
PFF,
SCO,
SVXY,
EWA,
IEMG,
XRT,
XME,
IWF,
VOO,
- published: 03 May 2015
- views: 489
Weekend WORLD Market Analysis 05/23-24/2015
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 38:29
- Updated: 23 May 2015
- views: 224
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If I was to summarize world markets as a group I would say it is most definitely a mixed bag with most markets still looking bullish overall.
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Hourly, TSX Daily, EWZ Weekly, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Daily breakout @ 56,594.22?, Argentina Merval Index $MERV, Weekly, $MERV Weekly, Mexico Index $MXY Monthly, $MXY Weekly, French CAC 40 Index Daily, CAC Weekly, CAC Monthly, SPX Daily, German DAX Composite Weekly, Dax Weekly, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, Russia RSX Market Vectors Russia ETF Weekly, Dow Jones Sweden Titans 30 Index (Swedish Krona) ($SE30) Monthly, $SE30 Weekly, $SE30 Daily, Hong Kong Hang Seng Daily, China Shangai Stock Exchange Daily, China Weekly, China Monthly, KOSPI South Korea Seoul Composite Daily, Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Daily, Nikkei Monthly, Nikkei Weekly Breakout @ Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily, Global X Nigeria Index ETF (NGE) 10.59 Weekly, Chart, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Daily, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - India Nifty Daily, India Nifty Weekly, India Nifty Hourly, and India Nifty Monthly.
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If I was to summarize world markets as a group I would say it is most definitely a mixed bag with most markets still looking bullish overall.
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Hourly, TSX Daily, EWZ Weekly, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Daily breakout @ 56,594.22?, Argentina Merval Index $MERV, Weekly, $MERV Weekly, Mexico Index $MXY Monthly, $MXY Weekly, French CAC 40 Index Daily, CAC Weekly, CAC Monthly, SPX Daily, German DAX Composite Weekly, Dax Weekly, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, Russia RSX Market Vectors Russia ETF Weekly, Dow Jones Sweden Titans 30 Index (Swedish Krona) ($SE30) Monthly, $SE30 Weekly, $SE30 Daily, Hong Kong Hang Seng Daily, China Shangai Stock Exchange Daily, China Weekly, China Monthly, KOSPI South Korea Seoul Composite Daily, Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Daily, Nikkei Monthly, Nikkei Weekly Breakout @ Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily, Global X Nigeria Index ETF (NGE) 10.59 Weekly, Chart, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Daily, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - India Nifty Daily, India Nifty Weekly, India Nifty Hourly, and India Nifty Monthly.
- published: 23 May 2015
- views: 224
Weekend World Market Analysis 05/09/2015
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 22:03
- Updated: 09 May 2015
- views: 295
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It looks like daily charts are showing support and higher odds for continued market upside strength.
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Daily, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Daily breakout @ 56,594.22?, French CAC 40 Index Daily, SPX Daily, German DAX Composite Daily,FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, Hong Kong Hang Seng Daily, China Shangai Stock Exchange Daily, China Weekly, China Monthly,
KOSPI South Korea Seoul Composite Daily, Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Daily,Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily, Global X Nigeria Index ETF (NGE) 2 Daily, Chart, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Daily, Russia RSX Market Vectors Russia ETF Weekly, RSX Daily $20.54 Breakout?, Russia RSX Weekly, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - India Nifty Daily, India Nifty Weekly, India Nifty Hourly, and India Nifty Monthly.
wn.com/Weekend World Market Analysis 05 09 2015
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It looks like daily charts are showing support and higher odds for continued market upside strength.
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Daily, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Daily breakout @ 56,594.22?, French CAC 40 Index Daily, SPX Daily, German DAX Composite Daily,FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, Hong Kong Hang Seng Daily, China Shangai Stock Exchange Daily, China Weekly, China Monthly,
KOSPI South Korea Seoul Composite Daily, Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Daily,Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily, Global X Nigeria Index ETF (NGE) 2 Daily, Chart, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Daily, Russia RSX Market Vectors Russia ETF Weekly, RSX Daily $20.54 Breakout?, Russia RSX Weekly, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - India Nifty Daily, India Nifty Weekly, India Nifty Hourly, and India Nifty Monthly.
- published: 09 May 2015
- views: 295
Weekend World Market Analysis 04/10/2015
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 27:49
- Updated: 11 Apr 2015
- views: 430
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I typically have this video for Muathe.com subscribers over the weekend but let's see how this goes on the free public side.
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Daily, TSX Hourly, EWZ Daily, EWZ Weekly, French CAC 40 Index Daily, CAC Weekly, German DAX Composite Weekly, Dax Monthly, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, FTSE Weekly, Hong Kong Hang Seng) Daily, Hong Kong Weekly, Hong Kong Monthly, China Shangai Stock Exchange Daily, China Weekly, China Monthly, KOSPI South Korea Seoul Composite Weekly, KOSPI Monthly, Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Weekly, Japan Monthly, Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily, ASX Monthly, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - India Nifty Daily, India Nifty Weekly, India Nifty Monthly 8844.60, Russia RSI Daily Price Wedge, Russia RSX Weekly, and EDC Daily.
TAGS
UWTI EEM GDX VXX USO XLF EWJ TVIX UGAZ QQQ IWM UVXY XLE NUGT XIV EFA UCO EWZ FXI RSX XLU GDXJ TZA VWO XOP IYR UNG DGAZ XLV XLI TLT XLK DUST SDS EWT EZU XLP SLV OIH GLD JNK HYG TNA XLY JDST VEA EWG HEDJ DIA VGK DXJ OIL DBEF ITB XHB EPI AMLP VNQ IVV
SPXU IAU KRE XLB SQQQ JNUG SSO SPXS SMH TBT SH EWU FAZ VTI ERY
ERX BND QID TQQQ FEZ EWH BKLN GASL LQD EWY EWI UUP EWW DBC AGG
PFF SCO SVXY EWA IEMG XRT XME IWF VOO NBS
wn.com/Weekend World Market Analysis 04 10 2015
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I typically have this video for Muathe.com subscribers over the weekend but let's see how this goes on the free public side.
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Daily, TSX Hourly, EWZ Daily, EWZ Weekly, French CAC 40 Index Daily, CAC Weekly, German DAX Composite Weekly, Dax Monthly, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, FTSE Weekly, Hong Kong Hang Seng) Daily, Hong Kong Weekly, Hong Kong Monthly, China Shangai Stock Exchange Daily, China Weekly, China Monthly, KOSPI South Korea Seoul Composite Weekly, KOSPI Monthly, Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Weekly, Japan Monthly, Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily, ASX Monthly, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - India Nifty Daily, India Nifty Weekly, India Nifty Monthly 8844.60, Russia RSI Daily Price Wedge, Russia RSX Weekly, and EDC Daily.
TAGS
UWTI EEM GDX VXX USO XLF EWJ TVIX UGAZ QQQ IWM UVXY XLE NUGT XIV EFA UCO EWZ FXI RSX XLU GDXJ TZA VWO XOP IYR UNG DGAZ XLV XLI TLT XLK DUST SDS EWT EZU XLP SLV OIH GLD JNK HYG TNA XLY JDST VEA EWG HEDJ DIA VGK DXJ OIL DBEF ITB XHB EPI AMLP VNQ IVV
SPXU IAU KRE XLB SQQQ JNUG SSO SPXS SMH TBT SH EWU FAZ VTI ERY
ERX BND QID TQQQ FEZ EWH BKLN GASL LQD EWY EWI UUP EWW DBC AGG
PFF SCO SVXY EWA IEMG XRT XME IWF VOO NBS
- published: 11 Apr 2015
- views: 430
Weekend World Market Analysis 04/18/2015
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 32:56
- Updated: 18 Apr 2015
- views: 503
Some world markets were down huge on Friday, 04/17/2015 YET, the markets have yet to break down.
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite I...
Some world markets were down huge on Friday, 04/17/2015 YET, the markets have yet to break down.
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Daily, TSX Monthly, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Weekly, BVSP Daily, EWZ Weekly, EWZ Daily, French CAC 40 Index Daily, CAC Weekly, German DAX Composite Daily, Weekly, Dax Monthly, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, FTSE Weekly, Hong Kong Hang Seng Daily, Hong Kong Weekly, Hong Kong Monthly, China Shangai Stock Exchange Daily, China Weekly, China Monthly, KOSPI South Korea Seoul Composite Weekly, Dow JOnes Industrials Daily,
S&P; 500 Daily Chart, NASDAQ Daily, KOSPI Monthly, KOSPI Daily, Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Weekly, Japan Monthly,
$STI Singapore Straits Times Index Monthly, Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily, ASX Monthly, Russia RSI Daily Price Wedge, Russia RSX Weekly, EDC Weekly, EDC Daily, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - India Nifty Daily, India Nifty Weekly, India Nifty Hourly, and India Nifty Monthly.
TAGS;
SPDR S&P; 500
3x Long Crude ETN
iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF
Market Vectors TR Gold Miners
S&P; 500 VIX Short-Term Futures ETN
United States Oil Fund
Financial Select Sector SPDR
iShares MSCI Japan ETF
Daily 2x VIX Short-Term ETN
3x Long Natural Gas ETN
QQQ
iShares Russell 2000 ETF
Ultra VIX Short-Term Futures ETF
Energy Select Sector SPDR
Daily Gold Miners Bull 3x Shares
Daily Inverse VIX Short-Term ETN
iShares MSCI EAFE ETF
Ultra DJ-UBS Crude Oil
iShares MSCI Brazil Capped ETF
iShares China Large-Cap ETF
Market Vectors Russia ETF
Utilities Select Sector SPDR
Market Vectors Junior Gold Miners ETF
Daily Small Cap Bear 3X Shares
Emerging Markets ETF
SPDR S&P; Oil & Gas Explor & Product
iShares U.S. Real Estate ETF
United States Natural Gas Fund LP
3x Inverse Natural Gas ETN
Health Care Select Sector SPDR
Industrial Select Sector SPDR
20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF
Technology Select Sector SPDR
Daily Gold Miners Bear 3x Shares
UltraShort S&P500;
iShares MSCI Taiwan ETF
iShares MSCI EMU ETF
Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR
Silver Trust
Market Vectors Oil Services ETF
SPDR Gold Trust
SPDR Barclays Capital High Yield Bond ETF
iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETF
Daily Small Cap Bull 3X Shares
Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR
Daily Junior Gold Miners Index Bear 3x Shares
Europe Pacific
iShares MSCI Germany ETF
Europe Hedged Equity Fund
Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF
FTSE Europe ETF
Japan Hedged Equity Fund
S&P; GSCI Crude Oil Tot Ret Idx ETN
MSCI EAFE Hedged Equity Fund
iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF
SPDR Homebuilders ETF
India Earnings Fund
Alerian MLP ETF
REIT ETF
Core S&P; 500 ETF
UltraPro Short S&P500;
COMEX Gold Trust
SPDR S&P; Regional Banking ETF
Materials Select Sector SPDR
UltraPro Short QQQ
Daily Junior Gold Miners Index Bull 3x Shares
Ultra S&P500;
Daily S&P; 500 Bear 3x Shares
Market Vectors Semiconductor ETF
UltraShort Barclays 20+ Year Treasury
Short S&P500;
iShares MSCI United Kingdom ETF
Daily Financial Bear 3X Shares
Total Stock Market ETF
Daily Energy Bear 3X Shares
Daily Energy Bull 3X Shares
Total Bond Market ETF
UltraShort QQQ
UltraPro QQQ
SPDR Euro STOXX 50 ETF
iShares MSCI Hong Kong ETF
Senior Loan Portfolio
Daily Natural Gas Related Bull 3x Shares
iShares iBoxx $ Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF
iShares MSCI South Korea Capped ETF
iShares MSCI Italy Capped ETF
DB USD Index Bullish
iShares MSCI Mexico Capped ETF
DB Commodity Index Tracking Fund
Core Total U.S. Bond Market ETF
iShares U.S. Preferred Stock ETF
UltraShort DJ-UBS Crude Oil
Short VIX Short-Term Futures ETF
MSCI Australia ETF
Core MSCI Emerging Markets ETF
SPDR S&P; Retail ETF
SPDR S&P; Metals & Mining ETF
iShares Russell 1000 Growth ETF
S&P; 500 ETF
wn.com/Weekend World Market Analysis 04 18 2015
Some world markets were down huge on Friday, 04/17/2015 YET, the markets have yet to break down.
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Daily, TSX Monthly, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Weekly, BVSP Daily, EWZ Weekly, EWZ Daily, French CAC 40 Index Daily, CAC Weekly, German DAX Composite Daily, Weekly, Dax Monthly, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, FTSE Weekly, Hong Kong Hang Seng Daily, Hong Kong Weekly, Hong Kong Monthly, China Shangai Stock Exchange Daily, China Weekly, China Monthly, KOSPI South Korea Seoul Composite Weekly, Dow JOnes Industrials Daily,
S&P; 500 Daily Chart, NASDAQ Daily, KOSPI Monthly, KOSPI Daily, Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Weekly, Japan Monthly,
$STI Singapore Straits Times Index Monthly, Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily, ASX Monthly, Russia RSI Daily Price Wedge, Russia RSX Weekly, EDC Weekly, EDC Daily, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - India Nifty Daily, India Nifty Weekly, India Nifty Hourly, and India Nifty Monthly.
TAGS;
SPDR S&P; 500
3x Long Crude ETN
iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF
Market Vectors TR Gold Miners
S&P; 500 VIX Short-Term Futures ETN
United States Oil Fund
Financial Select Sector SPDR
iShares MSCI Japan ETF
Daily 2x VIX Short-Term ETN
3x Long Natural Gas ETN
QQQ
iShares Russell 2000 ETF
Ultra VIX Short-Term Futures ETF
Energy Select Sector SPDR
Daily Gold Miners Bull 3x Shares
Daily Inverse VIX Short-Term ETN
iShares MSCI EAFE ETF
Ultra DJ-UBS Crude Oil
iShares MSCI Brazil Capped ETF
iShares China Large-Cap ETF
Market Vectors Russia ETF
Utilities Select Sector SPDR
Market Vectors Junior Gold Miners ETF
Daily Small Cap Bear 3X Shares
Emerging Markets ETF
SPDR S&P; Oil & Gas Explor & Product
iShares U.S. Real Estate ETF
United States Natural Gas Fund LP
3x Inverse Natural Gas ETN
Health Care Select Sector SPDR
Industrial Select Sector SPDR
20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF
Technology Select Sector SPDR
Daily Gold Miners Bear 3x Shares
UltraShort S&P500;
iShares MSCI Taiwan ETF
iShares MSCI EMU ETF
Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR
Silver Trust
Market Vectors Oil Services ETF
SPDR Gold Trust
SPDR Barclays Capital High Yield Bond ETF
iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETF
Daily Small Cap Bull 3X Shares
Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR
Daily Junior Gold Miners Index Bear 3x Shares
Europe Pacific
iShares MSCI Germany ETF
Europe Hedged Equity Fund
Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF
FTSE Europe ETF
Japan Hedged Equity Fund
S&P; GSCI Crude Oil Tot Ret Idx ETN
MSCI EAFE Hedged Equity Fund
iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF
SPDR Homebuilders ETF
India Earnings Fund
Alerian MLP ETF
REIT ETF
Core S&P; 500 ETF
UltraPro Short S&P500;
COMEX Gold Trust
SPDR S&P; Regional Banking ETF
Materials Select Sector SPDR
UltraPro Short QQQ
Daily Junior Gold Miners Index Bull 3x Shares
Ultra S&P500;
Daily S&P; 500 Bear 3x Shares
Market Vectors Semiconductor ETF
UltraShort Barclays 20+ Year Treasury
Short S&P500;
iShares MSCI United Kingdom ETF
Daily Financial Bear 3X Shares
Total Stock Market ETF
Daily Energy Bear 3X Shares
Daily Energy Bull 3X Shares
Total Bond Market ETF
UltraShort QQQ
UltraPro QQQ
SPDR Euro STOXX 50 ETF
iShares MSCI Hong Kong ETF
Senior Loan Portfolio
Daily Natural Gas Related Bull 3x Shares
iShares iBoxx $ Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF
iShares MSCI South Korea Capped ETF
iShares MSCI Italy Capped ETF
DB USD Index Bullish
iShares MSCI Mexico Capped ETF
DB Commodity Index Tracking Fund
Core Total U.S. Bond Market ETF
iShares U.S. Preferred Stock ETF
UltraShort DJ-UBS Crude Oil
Short VIX Short-Term Futures ETF
MSCI Australia ETF
Core MSCI Emerging Markets ETF
SPDR S&P; Retail ETF
SPDR S&P; Metals & Mining ETF
iShares Russell 1000 Growth ETF
S&P; 500 ETF
- published: 18 Apr 2015
- views: 503
Weekend World Market Analysis 04/25/2015
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 35:48
- Updated: 24 Apr 2015
- views: 259
Enjoy the party as long as possible but beware of the eventual hangover headache.
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX...
Enjoy the party as long as possible but beware of the eventual hangover headache.
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Daily, TSX Monthly, BVSP Daily, EWZ Weekly, EWZ Daily, French CAC 40 Index Daily, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Weekly RSI TRAP?
CAC Weekly, CAC Monthly, German DAX Composite Daily, Weekly, Dax Monthly, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, FTSE Weekly,
Hong Kong Hang Seng Daily, Hong Kong Weekly, Hong Kong Monthly,
China Shangai Stock Exchange Daily, China Weekly, China Monthly,
KOSPI South Korea Seoul Composite Weekly, Dow JOnes Industrials Daily,
S&P; 500 Daily Chart, NASDAQ Daily, KOSPI Monthly, KOSPI Daily, Japan Daily,Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Weekly, Japan Monthly,
$STI Singapore Straits Times Index Monthly, Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily, ASX Monthly, Russia RSI Daily Price Wedge, Russia RSX Weekly, EDC Daily,
S&P; CNX Nifty Index - India Nifty Daily, Global X Nigeria Index ETF (NGE) 2 Weekly, Chart, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Weekly, Monthly, Long Term Monthly, India Nifty Weekly, India Nifty Hourly, and India Nifty Monthly.
wn.com/Weekend World Market Analysis 04 25 2015
Enjoy the party as long as possible but beware of the eventual hangover headache.
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Daily, TSX Monthly, BVSP Daily, EWZ Weekly, EWZ Daily, French CAC 40 Index Daily, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Weekly RSI TRAP?
CAC Weekly, CAC Monthly, German DAX Composite Daily, Weekly, Dax Monthly, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, FTSE Weekly,
Hong Kong Hang Seng Daily, Hong Kong Weekly, Hong Kong Monthly,
China Shangai Stock Exchange Daily, China Weekly, China Monthly,
KOSPI South Korea Seoul Composite Weekly, Dow JOnes Industrials Daily,
S&P; 500 Daily Chart, NASDAQ Daily, KOSPI Monthly, KOSPI Daily, Japan Daily,Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Weekly, Japan Monthly,
$STI Singapore Straits Times Index Monthly, Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily, ASX Monthly, Russia RSI Daily Price Wedge, Russia RSX Weekly, EDC Daily,
S&P; CNX Nifty Index - India Nifty Daily, Global X Nigeria Index ETF (NGE) 2 Weekly, Chart, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Weekly, Monthly, Long Term Monthly, India Nifty Weekly, India Nifty Hourly, and India Nifty Monthly.
- published: 24 Apr 2015
- views: 259
Weekend Major WORLD Market Analysis 05/30-31/2015
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 22:25
- Updated: 30 May 2015
- views: 236
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Most daily charts for many of the world markets seem to indicate they could bounce even after some markets closed down hard on Friday.
World market themed charts mentioned include; SPX Daily,TSX Composite Index Daily,TSX Hourly, EWZ Weekly, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Daily breakout @ 56,594.22?, French CAC 40 Index Daily, German DAX Composite Daily, Russia RSX Market Vectors Russia ETF Weekly, RSX Daily, China Shanghai Stock Exchange Daily, China Weekly, China Monthly, KOSPI South Korea Seoul Composite Daily, Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Daily, Nikkei Weekly Breakout @ Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - India Nifty Daily, India Nifty Weekly, India Nifty Hourly, and India Nifty Monthly.
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Most daily charts for many of the world markets seem to indicate they could bounce even after some markets closed down hard on Friday.
World market themed charts mentioned include; SPX Daily,TSX Composite Index Daily,TSX Hourly, EWZ Weekly, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Daily breakout @ 56,594.22?, French CAC 40 Index Daily, German DAX Composite Daily, Russia RSX Market Vectors Russia ETF Weekly, RSX Daily, China Shanghai Stock Exchange Daily, China Weekly, China Monthly, KOSPI South Korea Seoul Composite Daily, Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Daily, Nikkei Weekly Breakout @ Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - India Nifty Daily, India Nifty Weekly, India Nifty Hourly, and India Nifty Monthly.
- published: 30 May 2015
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Weekend Major WORLD Market Analysis 06/6-7/2015
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- Duration: 24:54
- Updated: 06 Jun 2015
- views: 290
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World market themed charts mentioned include; SPX Daily,TSX Composite Index Daily,TSX Hourly, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Daily breakout @ 56,594.22?, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, FTSE Weekly, French CAC 40 Index Daily, German DAX Composite Daily, DAX Weekly, Russia RSX Market Vectors Russia ETF Weekly, RSX Daily, China Shangai Stock Exchange Daily, China Weekly, China Monthly, KOSPI South Korea Seoul Composite Monthly, KOSPI Daily, Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Weekly, Nikkei Daily, Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily,Global X Nigeria Index ETF (NGE) 10.59 Daily S&P; CNX Nifty Index - India Nifty Daily, India Nifty Weekly, India Nifty Hourly, and India Nifty Monthly.
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World market themed charts mentioned include; SPX Daily,TSX Composite Index Daily,TSX Hourly, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Daily breakout @ 56,594.22?, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, FTSE Weekly, French CAC 40 Index Daily, German DAX Composite Daily, DAX Weekly, Russia RSX Market Vectors Russia ETF Weekly, RSX Daily, China Shangai Stock Exchange Daily, China Weekly, China Monthly, KOSPI South Korea Seoul Composite Monthly, KOSPI Daily, Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Weekly, Nikkei Daily, Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily,Global X Nigeria Index ETF (NGE) 10.59 Daily S&P; CNX Nifty Index - India Nifty Daily, India Nifty Weekly, India Nifty Hourly, and India Nifty Monthly.
- published: 06 Jun 2015
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Weekend Major WORLD Market Analysis 06/13-14/2015
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- Duration: 25:22
- Updated: 13 Jun 2015
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Generally speaking most world market charts do show support on their daily charts while some markets like Canada, India and South Africa could easily breakdown if support does not come quickly.
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Daily,TSX Weekly, TSX Hourly, TSX Monthly, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Daily breakout @ 56,594.22?,EWZ Daily, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, French CAC 40 Index Daily, FTSE Monthly, German DAX Composite Daily, DAX Weekly, Russia China Shangai Stock Exchange Daily, China Weekly, China Monthly, Hong Kong Hang Seng Daily, KOSPI South Korea Seoul Composite Daily, Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Nikkei Daily, Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily, ASX Monthly, Daily S&P; CNX Nifty Index - India Nifty Daily, India Nifty Weekly, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Monthly.
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Generally speaking most world market charts do show support on their daily charts while some markets like Canada, India and South Africa could easily breakdown if support does not come quickly.
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Daily,TSX Weekly, TSX Hourly, TSX Monthly, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Daily breakout @ 56,594.22?,EWZ Daily, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, French CAC 40 Index Daily, FTSE Monthly, German DAX Composite Daily, DAX Weekly, Russia China Shangai Stock Exchange Daily, China Weekly, China Monthly, Hong Kong Hang Seng Daily, KOSPI South Korea Seoul Composite Daily, Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Nikkei Daily, Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily, ASX Monthly, Daily S&P; CNX Nifty Index - India Nifty Daily, India Nifty Weekly, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Monthly.
- published: 13 Jun 2015
- views: 250
Weekend Major WORLD Market Analysis 06/27-28/2015
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- Duration: 23:33
- Updated: 27 Jun 2015
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For the most part world market are at a tricky tipping point. One push either way and we establish a solid trend lower or higher. Let the games continue :)
Wh...
For the most part world market are at a tricky tipping point. One push either way and we establish a solid trend lower or higher. Let the games continue :)
What is strange is that given how the US general markets closed there is good reason to believe that the US markets (and even world markets) start the last week of June 26th, 2015 on a positive note
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Daily, TSX Monthly, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Daily breakout, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, French CAC 40 Index Daily, Fresh CAC 40 Monthly breakout potential @ 5046.49, German DAX Composite Daily, DAX Weekly, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, Russia China Shangai Stock Exchange Daily, China Weekly, China Monthly, Hong Kong Hang Seng Daily, KOSPI South Korea Seoul Composite Daily, Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Nikkei Daily, Nikkei Weekly, Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily, Daily S&P; CNX Nifty Index - India Nifty Weekly, India Nifty Daily and, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Daily.
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For the most part world market are at a tricky tipping point. One push either way and we establish a solid trend lower or higher. Let the games continue :)
What is strange is that given how the US general markets closed there is good reason to believe that the US markets (and even world markets) start the last week of June 26th, 2015 on a positive note
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Daily, TSX Monthly, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Daily breakout, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, French CAC 40 Index Daily, Fresh CAC 40 Monthly breakout potential @ 5046.49, German DAX Composite Daily, DAX Weekly, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, Russia China Shangai Stock Exchange Daily, China Weekly, China Monthly, Hong Kong Hang Seng Daily, KOSPI South Korea Seoul Composite Daily, Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Nikkei Daily, Nikkei Weekly, Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily, Daily S&P; CNX Nifty Index - India Nifty Weekly, India Nifty Daily and, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Daily.
- published: 27 Jun 2015
- views: 253
Weekend Major WORLD Market Analysis 07/11-12/2015
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 26:13
- Updated: 11 Jul 2015
- views: 386
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Monthly, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Daily, FTSE London Financial Times Ind...
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Monthly, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Daily, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, FTSE Weekly, FTSE Monthly, French CAC 40 Index Daily, Fresh CAC 40 Monthly breakout potential @ 5046.49, German DAX Composite Daily, DAX Weekly, Russia RSX Daily, China Shangai Stock Exchange Daily, China Weekly, China Monthly, KOSPI South Korea Seoul Composite Daily, Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Nikkei Daily, Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily, Daily S&P; CNX Nifty Index - India Nifty Weekly, India Nifty Daily, Nifty Hourly, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Monthly @ 1691.34, $ZADOW Weekly, and SPX Daily.
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World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Monthly, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Daily, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, FTSE Weekly, FTSE Monthly, French CAC 40 Index Daily, Fresh CAC 40 Monthly breakout potential @ 5046.49, German DAX Composite Daily, DAX Weekly, Russia RSX Daily, China Shangai Stock Exchange Daily, China Weekly, China Monthly, KOSPI South Korea Seoul Composite Daily, Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Nikkei Daily, Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily, Daily S&P; CNX Nifty Index - India Nifty Weekly, India Nifty Daily, Nifty Hourly, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Monthly @ 1691.34, $ZADOW Weekly, and SPX Daily.
- published: 11 Jul 2015
- views: 386
Weekend Major WORLD Market Analysis 07/18-19/2015
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- Duration: 23:54
- Updated: 18 Jul 2015
- views: 235
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Daily charts show resistance while weekly chart look okay.
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Daily, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Daily, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, French CAC 40 Index Daily, Fresh CAC 40 Monthly breakout potential @ 5046.49, German DAX Composite Daily, DAX Weekly, DAX Monthly Russia RSX Daily, Hong Kong Hang Seng Weekly, China Shangai Stock Exchange Daily, China Daily, China Weekly, KOSPI South Korea Seoul Composite Daily, Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Nikkei Daily, Nikkei Weekly, Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily, Daily S&P; CNX Nifty Index - India Nifty Weekly, India Nifty Daily, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Weekly @ 1691.34, $ZADOW Daily, ($ZADOW) Monthly @ 1691.34, and SPX Daily.
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Daily charts show resistance while weekly chart look okay.
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Daily, BVSP Brazilian Bovespa Stock Index Daily, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, French CAC 40 Index Daily, Fresh CAC 40 Monthly breakout potential @ 5046.49, German DAX Composite Daily, DAX Weekly, DAX Monthly Russia RSX Daily, Hong Kong Hang Seng Weekly, China Shangai Stock Exchange Daily, China Daily, China Weekly, KOSPI South Korea Seoul Composite Daily, Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Nikkei Daily, Nikkei Weekly, Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily, Daily S&P; CNX Nifty Index - India Nifty Weekly, India Nifty Daily, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Weekly @ 1691.34, $ZADOW Daily, ($ZADOW) Monthly @ 1691.34, and SPX Daily.
- published: 18 Jul 2015
- views: 235
Weekend Major WORLD Market Analysis 08/29-30/2015
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- Duration: 24:33
- Updated: 29 Aug 2015
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Surprisingly, markets did put up some strong support on their weekly RSI charts. This is VERY strong support!! The question ...
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Surprisingly, markets did put up some strong support on their weekly RSI charts. This is VERY strong support!! The question is whether of not this support will hold??? If it does one better be bullish because it is not out of the realm of possibilities for some markets to attack their recent highs - months down the road that is.
For bulls to reclaim the market this weekly support has to hold.
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Daily, TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Composite Index Monthly, EWZ Daily, EWZ Monthly, French CAC 40 Index Daily, French CAC Weekly, French CAC 10-Yr Monthly, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, FTSE Weekly, FTSE London Financial Times Index 3yr Monthly,FTSE Hourly, German DAX 34-Month, DAX 10 Year Monthly, Russia RSX Daily, China Shangai Stock Exchange Weekly, KOSPI Weekly,Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Nikkei Weekly, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - Weekly Support Or Break @ 7,982.90, Nifty Daily, Nifty Hourly, Australia ASX All Ordinaries Weekly, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Monthly.
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Surprisingly, markets did put up some strong support on their weekly RSI charts. This is VERY strong support!! The question is whether of not this support will hold??? If it does one better be bullish because it is not out of the realm of possibilities for some markets to attack their recent highs - months down the road that is.
For bulls to reclaim the market this weekly support has to hold.
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Daily, TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Composite Index Monthly, EWZ Daily, EWZ Monthly, French CAC 40 Index Daily, French CAC Weekly, French CAC 10-Yr Monthly, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, FTSE Weekly, FTSE London Financial Times Index 3yr Monthly,FTSE Hourly, German DAX 34-Month, DAX 10 Year Monthly, Russia RSX Daily, China Shangai Stock Exchange Weekly, KOSPI Weekly,Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Nikkei Weekly, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - Weekly Support Or Break @ 7,982.90, Nifty Daily, Nifty Hourly, Australia ASX All Ordinaries Weekly, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Monthly.
- published: 29 Aug 2015
- views: 394
Weekend Major WORLD Market Analysis 09/05-06/2015
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- Duration: 23:29
- Updated: 05 Sep 2015
- views: 375
It looks like odds for lower prices can be seen across many world markets.
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Daily, TSX Composi...
It looks like odds for lower prices can be seen across many world markets.
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Daily, TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Composite Index Monthly, EWZ Monthly, French CAC 34 Month Monthly, French Long Term Monthly, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, FTSE Weekly, FTSE London Financial Times Index 3yr Monthly,FTSE Hourly, German Dax Daily German DAX 34-Month, , Russia RSX Daily, RSX Monthly, Hong Kong Hang Seng $HSI Monthly, Hang Seng Weekly, Hang Seng Daily, China Shangai Stock Exchange Weekly, KOSPI Monthly,Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Nikkei Monthly, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - Weekly, Nifty 34 Month Monthly Long Term Monthly , Australia ASX All Ordinaries 5-Year Weekly, ASX 34 Month Monthly, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Monthly.INDU Daily, Weekly and SPX Daily.
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It looks like odds for lower prices can be seen across many world markets.
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Daily, TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Composite Index Monthly, EWZ Monthly, French CAC 34 Month Monthly, French Long Term Monthly, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, FTSE Weekly, FTSE London Financial Times Index 3yr Monthly,FTSE Hourly, German Dax Daily German DAX 34-Month, , Russia RSX Daily, RSX Monthly, Hong Kong Hang Seng $HSI Monthly, Hang Seng Weekly, Hang Seng Daily, China Shangai Stock Exchange Weekly, KOSPI Monthly,Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Nikkei Monthly, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - Weekly, Nifty 34 Month Monthly Long Term Monthly , Australia ASX All Ordinaries 5-Year Weekly, ASX 34 Month Monthly, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Monthly.INDU Daily, Weekly and SPX Daily.
- published: 05 Sep 2015
- views: 375
Weekend Major WORLD Market Analysis 09/12-13/2015
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- Duration: 26:04
- Updated: 12 Sep 2015
- views: 385
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We still have world markets not looking too hot until they turn positive for the month or until they can move back above the...
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We still have world markets not looking too hot until they turn positive for the month or until they can move back above their 10 week moving averages.
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX weeklyTSX Composite Index Daily, TSX Composite Index Hourly, TSX Composite Index Monthly, EWZ Monthly, French $CAC Weekly, French $CAC 34-Month Monthly, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, FTSE Weekly, FTSE London Financial Times Index 3yr Monthly,FTSE Hourly, German Dax Daily German DAX 34-Month, Hong Kong Hang Seng $HSI Monthly, Hang Seng Weekly, China Shangai Stock Exchange Weekly, KOSPI Daily, KOSPI Weekly, KOSPI Monthly,Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Nikkei Daily, Nikkei Weekly, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - 5-Yr Weekly, Nifty Daily, Nifty 34 Month Monthly Long Term Monthly , Australia ASX All Ordinaries 5-Year Weekly, ASX 34 Month Monthly, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Monthly, $ZADOW Below weekly support @ 1,590.89. INDU Daily, Weekly and SPX Daily.
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We still have world markets not looking too hot until they turn positive for the month or until they can move back above their 10 week moving averages.
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX weeklyTSX Composite Index Daily, TSX Composite Index Hourly, TSX Composite Index Monthly, EWZ Monthly, French $CAC Weekly, French $CAC 34-Month Monthly, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, FTSE Weekly, FTSE London Financial Times Index 3yr Monthly,FTSE Hourly, German Dax Daily German DAX 34-Month, Hong Kong Hang Seng $HSI Monthly, Hang Seng Weekly, China Shangai Stock Exchange Weekly, KOSPI Daily, KOSPI Weekly, KOSPI Monthly,Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Nikkei Daily, Nikkei Weekly, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - 5-Yr Weekly, Nifty Daily, Nifty 34 Month Monthly Long Term Monthly , Australia ASX All Ordinaries 5-Year Weekly, ASX 34 Month Monthly, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Monthly, $ZADOW Below weekly support @ 1,590.89. INDU Daily, Weekly and SPX Daily.
- published: 12 Sep 2015
- views: 385
Weekend Major WORLD Market Analysis 10/03-04/2015
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 26:12
- Updated: 03 Oct 2015
- views: 465
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I think investors across the globe should now be open to the possibility of a market come...
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I think investors across the globe should now be open to the possibility of a market comeback rally so long as markets are up for the month.
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Long Term Monthly, TSX Hourly, Bovespa Long-Term Monthly, EWZ Monthly, French $CAC Daily, French $CAC Weekly 3 year Weekly $CAC 4523.08, FTSE Hourly, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, FTSE Weekly 6,042.92, FTSE London Financial Times Index Long-Term Monthly, German DAX Daily, China Shanghai Stock Exchange Daily, China Monthly, KOSPI Monthly, Nikkei Daily, Nikkei Monthly, Nikkei 5-yr Weekly 17,792.16, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - 5-Yr Weekly 7,655.05, Nifty Daily, Nifty 13-Year Monthly Long Term Monthly, Australia ASX All Ordinaries 2-Year Weekly 5,060.80, ASX Daily, ASX 5 Year Weekly, ASX 34 Monthly, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Weekly. $ZADOW 13-Year Monthly, and SPX Monthly.
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I think investors across the globe should now be open to the possibility of a market comeback rally so long as markets are up for the month.
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Long Term Monthly, TSX Hourly, Bovespa Long-Term Monthly, EWZ Monthly, French $CAC Daily, French $CAC Weekly 3 year Weekly $CAC 4523.08, FTSE Hourly, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, FTSE Weekly 6,042.92, FTSE London Financial Times Index Long-Term Monthly, German DAX Daily, China Shanghai Stock Exchange Daily, China Monthly, KOSPI Monthly, Nikkei Daily, Nikkei Monthly, Nikkei 5-yr Weekly 17,792.16, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - 5-Yr Weekly 7,655.05, Nifty Daily, Nifty 13-Year Monthly Long Term Monthly, Australia ASX All Ordinaries 2-Year Weekly 5,060.80, ASX Daily, ASX 5 Year Weekly, ASX 34 Monthly, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Weekly. $ZADOW 13-Year Monthly, and SPX Monthly.
- published: 03 Oct 2015
- views: 465
Weekend Major WORLD Market Analysis 10/17-18/15
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- Duration: 27:12
- Updated: 17 Oct 2015
- views: 423
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We are looking at markets that continue to be showing resistance on daily, weekly and hou...
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We are looking at markets that continue to be showing resistance on daily, weekly and hourly charts yet monthly charts continue to be VERY strong.
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Long Term 20 Year Monthly, TSX Weekly, TSX Daily, EWZ Weekly, EWZ Daily FTSE London Financial Times Index Weekly, FTSE Daily, FTSE Hourly, German DAX Daily, DAX Monthly, China Shanghai Stock Exchange 9-Year Weekly, China SSEC Monthly, China SSEC Daily, KOSPI Monthly, KOSPI Daily, KOSPI Weekly, Nikkei Monthly, Nikkei 5-yr Weekly 17,792.16, $Nikkei Daily, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - 5-Yr Weekly 7,655.05, Nifty Daily, Nifty 13-Year Monthly Long Term Monthly, NIFTY Hourly, ASX Long-Term Monthly, Australia ASX All Ordinaries 5-Year Weekly 5,060.80, ASX Daily, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Weekly, and $ZADOW 13-Year Monthly.
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We are looking at markets that continue to be showing resistance on daily, weekly and hourly charts yet monthly charts continue to be VERY strong.
World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Long Term 20 Year Monthly, TSX Weekly, TSX Daily, EWZ Weekly, EWZ Daily FTSE London Financial Times Index Weekly, FTSE Daily, FTSE Hourly, German DAX Daily, DAX Monthly, China Shanghai Stock Exchange 9-Year Weekly, China SSEC Monthly, China SSEC Daily, KOSPI Monthly, KOSPI Daily, KOSPI Weekly, Nikkei Monthly, Nikkei 5-yr Weekly 17,792.16, $Nikkei Daily, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - 5-Yr Weekly 7,655.05, Nifty Daily, Nifty 13-Year Monthly Long Term Monthly, NIFTY Hourly, ASX Long-Term Monthly, Australia ASX All Ordinaries 5-Year Weekly 5,060.80, ASX Daily, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Weekly, and $ZADOW 13-Year Monthly.
- published: 17 Oct 2015
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[ Part One ] Weekend Market Analysis April 11, 2015
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 22:06
- Updated: 11 Apr 2015
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The market continues to look good at this point with the bigger time frames showing strength.
The following charts are discussed in this analysis;
NASDAQ Weekly, NASDAQ Daily, Dow Weekly Breakout Level @ 18,140.44, Dow Daily, Dow Hourly, Dow 30 Minute, Transport Weekly @ 8649.32, Dow Transprts Daily, Dow Transports Hourly, SPX Weekly Breakout Level @ 2,110.30, SPX Daily Breakout @ 2,115.48, SPX Hourly, AAPL Monthly Breakout @ $128.46 AAPL, Weekly $129.50, AAPL Daily, AAPL Hourly, SVXY Daily, SVXY Weekly Double Resistance Lines. INDU Monthly Breakout @ 18,132.70 @ SPX Monthly Breakout @ 2,104.50, and @ COMPX Monthly Breakout @ 4,963.53. LOG ON FOR PART TWO WHICH IS ONLY FOR SUBSCRIBERS.
Weekend World Market Analysis 04/10/2015
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World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Daily, TSX Hourly, EWZ Daily, EWZ Weekly, French CAC 40 Index Daily, CAC Weekly, German DAX Composite Weekly, Dax Monthly, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, FTSE Weekly, Hong Kong Hang Seng) Daily, Hong Kong Weekly, Hong Kong Monthly, China Shangai Stock Exchange Daily, China Weekly, China Monthly, KOSPI South Korea Seoul Composite Weekly, KOSPI Monthly, Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Weekly, Japan Monthly, Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily, ASX Monthly, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - India Nifty Daily, India Nifty Weekly, India Nifty Monthly 8844.60, Russia RSI Daily Price Wedge, Russia RSX Weekly, and EDC Daily.
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The market continues to look good at this point with the bigger time frames showing strength.
The following charts are discussed in this analysis;
NASDAQ Weekly, NASDAQ Daily, Dow Weekly Breakout Level @ 18,140.44, Dow Daily, Dow Hourly, Dow 30 Minute, Transport Weekly @ 8649.32, Dow Transprts Daily, Dow Transports Hourly, SPX Weekly Breakout Level @ 2,110.30, SPX Daily Breakout @ 2,115.48, SPX Hourly, AAPL Monthly Breakout @ $128.46 AAPL, Weekly $129.50, AAPL Daily, AAPL Hourly, SVXY Daily, SVXY Weekly Double Resistance Lines. INDU Monthly Breakout @ 18,132.70 @ SPX Monthly Breakout @ 2,104.50, and @ COMPX Monthly Breakout @ 4,963.53. LOG ON FOR PART TWO WHICH IS ONLY FOR SUBSCRIBERS.
Weekend World Market Analysis 04/10/2015
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World market themed charts mentioned include; TSX Composite Index Weekly, TSX Daily, TSX Hourly, EWZ Daily, EWZ Weekly, French CAC 40 Index Daily, CAC Weekly, German DAX Composite Weekly, Dax Monthly, FTSE London Financial Times Index Daily, FTSE Weekly, Hong Kong Hang Seng) Daily, Hong Kong Weekly, Hong Kong Monthly, China Shangai Stock Exchange Daily, China Weekly, China Monthly, KOSPI South Korea Seoul Composite Weekly, KOSPI Monthly, Tokyo Nikkei Average Japan Weekly, Japan Monthly, Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily, ASX Monthly, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - India Nifty Daily, India Nifty Weekly, India Nifty Monthly 8844.60, Russia RSI Daily Price Wedge, Russia RSX Weekly, and EDC Daily.
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- published: 11 Apr 2015
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Weekend Major WORLD Market Analysis Nov/21-22/15
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- Duration: 23:01
- Updated: 21 Nov 2015
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After a nice gain for the week it seems that markets are back to weekly RSI resistance. i...
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After a nice gain for the week it seems that markets are back to weekly RSI resistance. if this resistance is not cleared then we can anticipate the next swing trade to be down.
Let's watch the weekly charts to see if the resistance levels discussed on the weekly RSI prevents the market from moving higher - giving bears something to use for reasons to be short or skeptical of the markets rally attempts.
World market themed charts mentioned include; Australia ASX All Ordinaries 2-Year Weekly 5,060.80, China Shanghai Stock Exchange 2-year weekly, China SSEC Monthly, SSEC Daily, Hong Kong Daily, KOSPI Daily, Nikkei 2-yr Weekly, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - monthly 7,948.90, Nifty daily, Nifty hourly, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Weekly, $ZADOW 13-Year Monthly, NGE weeky, FTSE London Financial Times Index Weekly 6,042.92, FTSE daily, FTSE hourly, French $CAC Weekly, German DAX Daily, TSX weekly below 13,339.74, TSX monthly below 13,306.96, TSX daily, EWZ Daily, EWZ weekly, and NASDAQ weekly.
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After a nice gain for the week it seems that markets are back to weekly RSI resistance. if this resistance is not cleared then we can anticipate the next swing trade to be down.
Let's watch the weekly charts to see if the resistance levels discussed on the weekly RSI prevents the market from moving higher - giving bears something to use for reasons to be short or skeptical of the markets rally attempts.
World market themed charts mentioned include; Australia ASX All Ordinaries 2-Year Weekly 5,060.80, China Shanghai Stock Exchange 2-year weekly, China SSEC Monthly, SSEC Daily, Hong Kong Daily, KOSPI Daily, Nikkei 2-yr Weekly, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - monthly 7,948.90, Nifty daily, Nifty hourly, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Weekly, $ZADOW 13-Year Monthly, NGE weeky, FTSE London Financial Times Index Weekly 6,042.92, FTSE daily, FTSE hourly, French $CAC Weekly, German DAX Daily, TSX weekly below 13,339.74, TSX monthly below 13,306.96, TSX daily, EWZ Daily, EWZ weekly, and NASDAQ weekly.
- published: 21 Nov 2015
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Weekend Major WORLD Market Analysis Nov/28-29/15
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- Duration: 23:33
- Updated: 28 Nov 2015
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If one was to summarize the market then they would have to acknowledge that there is some...
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If one was to summarize the market then they would have to acknowledge that there is some formidable resistance that markets have been unable to clear over the last few weeks.
Until this resistance is cleared we still should be expecting a pullback.
World market themed charts mentioned include; Australia ASX All Ordinaries 2-Year Weekly 5,060.80, ASX Daily, China Shanghai Stock Exchange 2-year weekly, China SSEC Monthly, SSEC Daily, Hong Kong Daily, KOSPI Daily, Nikkei 1-yr daily, Nikkei weekly, Nifty weekly 10 week moving average, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - monthly 7,948.90, Nifty daily, Nifty hourly, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Weekly, $ZADOW 13-Year Monthly, NGE monthly, FTSE London Financial Times Index Weekly 6,042.92, FTSE daily, FTSE hourly, French $CAC daily, French $CAC weekly, German DAX Daily, TSX weekly below 13,339.74, TSX monthly below 13,306.96, TSX daily, EWZ Daily, EWZ weekly, and NASDAQ weekly.
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If one was to summarize the market then they would have to acknowledge that there is some formidable resistance that markets have been unable to clear over the last few weeks.
Until this resistance is cleared we still should be expecting a pullback.
World market themed charts mentioned include; Australia ASX All Ordinaries 2-Year Weekly 5,060.80, ASX Daily, China Shanghai Stock Exchange 2-year weekly, China SSEC Monthly, SSEC Daily, Hong Kong Daily, KOSPI Daily, Nikkei 1-yr daily, Nikkei weekly, Nifty weekly 10 week moving average, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - monthly 7,948.90, Nifty daily, Nifty hourly, Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) Weekly, $ZADOW 13-Year Monthly, NGE monthly, FTSE London Financial Times Index Weekly 6,042.92, FTSE daily, FTSE hourly, French $CAC daily, French $CAC weekly, German DAX Daily, TSX weekly below 13,339.74, TSX monthly below 13,306.96, TSX daily, EWZ Daily, EWZ weekly, and NASDAQ weekly.
- published: 28 Nov 2015
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Weekend WORLD Market Analysis Jan 09-10/2016
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- Duration: 28:35
- Updated: 09 Jan 2016
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We ended the week with markets looking very w...
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We ended the week with markets looking very weak and without any new data to counteract that we have no choice but to continue expecting lower prices.
World market themed charts mentioned include; Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily RSI resistance lines, ASX 2-Year Weekly PLUS monthly closing low support or break at 5,060.80, China Daily 50 day moving average support, China Shanghai Stock Exchange 2-year weekly potential breakout above recent weekly closing highs @ 3,630.50, China monthly, KOSPI monthly, Nikkei weekly top side resistance, Nikkei weekly RSI top side resistance plus 50 RSI rejection and support or rejection at $7,610.45, NIKK monthly below 17,388.15, Hong Kong Monthly 20,846.30,, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - monthly 7,948.90, Nifty 13 year monthly, Nifty daily, Nifty hourly, NIFTY 5 minute Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) monthly, NGE monthly, FTSE London Financial Times Index monthly below 6,061.61, French $CAC 4,455.29 monthly, CAC weeky RSI uniformity line + MACD zero line resistance, German DAX monthly 9,660.44, TSX weekly below 13,075.40, TSX monthly below 13,306.96, BVSP monthly support or break below 45,059.34, and SPX below $1,920.03 monthly level to watch for a fresh break.
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We ended the week with markets looking very weak and without any new data to counteract that we have no choice but to continue expecting lower prices.
World market themed charts mentioned include; Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily RSI resistance lines, ASX 2-Year Weekly PLUS monthly closing low support or break at 5,060.80, China Daily 50 day moving average support, China Shanghai Stock Exchange 2-year weekly potential breakout above recent weekly closing highs @ 3,630.50, China monthly, KOSPI monthly, Nikkei weekly top side resistance, Nikkei weekly RSI top side resistance plus 50 RSI rejection and support or rejection at $7,610.45, NIKK monthly below 17,388.15, Hong Kong Monthly 20,846.30,, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - monthly 7,948.90, Nifty 13 year monthly, Nifty daily, Nifty hourly, NIFTY 5 minute Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) monthly, NGE monthly, FTSE London Financial Times Index monthly below 6,061.61, French $CAC 4,455.29 monthly, CAC weeky RSI uniformity line + MACD zero line resistance, German DAX monthly 9,660.44, TSX weekly below 13,075.40, TSX monthly below 13,306.96, BVSP monthly support or break below 45,059.34, and SPX below $1,920.03 monthly level to watch for a fresh break.
- published: 09 Jan 2016
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Weekend WORLD Market Analysis Jan 09-10/2016
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- Duration: 22:12
- Updated: 16 Jan 2016
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We still continue to look at markets with higher odds of probing lower prices across the ...
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We still continue to look at markets with higher odds of probing lower prices across the globe.
The following charts are discussed in this analysis;
NASDAQ weekly testing 4,683.92 and uniformity support potential, NASDAQ 5 Year weeky RSI support break NASDAQ daily below 30.9, NASDAQ hourly potential positive divergence, Dow weekly below 16,102.38, DOW dailly, Dow 30 minute, , recent RSI lows break, MACDs, Dow 30 minutes, Dow Transports daily retest of lows, Dow Transports below 38.2 on the monthly, SPX weekly, SPX daily, SPX hourly, SPX 30 minute, SPX 5 minute, main MACD uniform resistance at the zero line, SPX daily December highs, VIX above 24.39 and $28.03 on the weekly, NASDAQ monthly closing low test level of 4,620.17, INDU monthly closing low test level of 16,284.70, and SPX below $1,920.03 monthly level to watch for a fresh break.
World market themed charts mentioned include; Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily RSI resistance lines, ASX 2-Year Weekly PLUS monthly closing low support or break at 5,060.80, China Daily 50 day moving average support, China Shanghai Stock Exchange 2-year weekly potential breakout above recent weekly closing highs @ 3,630.50, China monthly below RSI 50 PLUS MACD below zero, KOSPI monthly, Nikkei weekly top side resistance, Nikkei weekly RSI top side resistance plus 50 RSI rejection and support or rejection at $7,610.45, NIKK monthly below 17,388.15, Hong Kong Monthly 20,846.30,, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - monthly 7,948.90, Nifty 13 year monthly, 5 year weekly POTENTIAL TWO lines RSI support, Nifty daily POTENTIAL POSITIVE DIVERGENCE, Nifty hourly, NIFTY 5 minute Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) monthly, NGE monthly, FTSE London Financial Times Index monthly below 6,061.61, French $CAC 4,455.29 monthly, CAC weeky RSI uniformity line + MACD zero line resistance, German DAX monthly 9,660.44, , TSX monthly below 13,306.96 - 30.9, TSX weekly below 13,075.40 - below 30.9, TSX daily RSI below 30.9, houlry RSI showing POTENTIAL POSTIVE DIVERGENCE BVSP monthly support or break below 45,059.34, BVSP below 30.9 weekly, and SPX below $1,920.03 monthly level to watch for a fresh break.
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We still continue to look at markets with higher odds of probing lower prices across the globe.
The following charts are discussed in this analysis;
NASDAQ weekly testing 4,683.92 and uniformity support potential, NASDAQ 5 Year weeky RSI support break NASDAQ daily below 30.9, NASDAQ hourly potential positive divergence, Dow weekly below 16,102.38, DOW dailly, Dow 30 minute, , recent RSI lows break, MACDs, Dow 30 minutes, Dow Transports daily retest of lows, Dow Transports below 38.2 on the monthly, SPX weekly, SPX daily, SPX hourly, SPX 30 minute, SPX 5 minute, main MACD uniform resistance at the zero line, SPX daily December highs, VIX above 24.39 and $28.03 on the weekly, NASDAQ monthly closing low test level of 4,620.17, INDU monthly closing low test level of 16,284.70, and SPX below $1,920.03 monthly level to watch for a fresh break.
World market themed charts mentioned include; Australia ASX All Ordinaries Daily RSI resistance lines, ASX 2-Year Weekly PLUS monthly closing low support or break at 5,060.80, China Daily 50 day moving average support, China Shanghai Stock Exchange 2-year weekly potential breakout above recent weekly closing highs @ 3,630.50, China monthly below RSI 50 PLUS MACD below zero, KOSPI monthly, Nikkei weekly top side resistance, Nikkei weekly RSI top side resistance plus 50 RSI rejection and support or rejection at $7,610.45, NIKK monthly below 17,388.15, Hong Kong Monthly 20,846.30,, S&P; CNX Nifty Index - monthly 7,948.90, Nifty 13 year monthly, 5 year weekly POTENTIAL TWO lines RSI support, Nifty daily POTENTIAL POSITIVE DIVERGENCE, Nifty hourly, NIFTY 5 minute Dow Jones South African Index ($ZADOW) monthly, NGE monthly, FTSE London Financial Times Index monthly below 6,061.61, French $CAC 4,455.29 monthly, CAC weeky RSI uniformity line + MACD zero line resistance, German DAX monthly 9,660.44, , TSX monthly below 13,306.96 - 30.9, TSX weekly below 13,075.40 - below 30.9, TSX daily RSI below 30.9, houlry RSI showing POTENTIAL POSTIVE DIVERGENCE BVSP monthly support or break below 45,059.34, BVSP below 30.9 weekly, and SPX below $1,920.03 monthly level to watch for a fresh break.
- published: 16 Jan 2016
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Nordkorea: Kim ist tot - Kospi-Index stürzt ab
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Korea to launch new stock index next week
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Nikkei index and Korea Exchange open slightly higher after gains on Wall Street
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Asia stocks dragged down by selloff in Europe
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WRAP Asian markets down on European debt fears ADDS bite
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Markets close predominantly down across region
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Asia stocks slip at close on death of North Korean leader
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Asian stocks rise on hopes of US economic recovery
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South Korea's benchmark index up by
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South Korean stocks open more than 5 percent up
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Korea to launch new stock index next week
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Oregon Ambush Is Reminder Of The Two Faces of Fascism
Edit WorldNews.com 05 Feb 2016
Article by WNews.com Correspondent Dallas Darling. Even fascism sometimes smiles and has a friendly face. Indeed, it is easy to dismiss how the Rosenstrasse’s nonviolent protests in Berlin, Germany, led to the release of 2,000 Jewish prisoners in the winter of 1943 ... Face of Fascism Smiles and Frowns on both Right and Left ... What’s more, neither did it resemble how the government finally frowned on Operation Rescue in the 1980‘s ... xxxi.....
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Syrian Government Troops Aided By Russian Airstrikes Closing In On Aleppo As Thousands Flee
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First it was the Syrian city of Homs devastated by constant bombing from Russian and government forces that left the once bustling city of more than 1 million people reduced to rubble and left uninhabitable ... Government troops, once-again aided by Russian air power, have cut off supplies to the city and are advancing on the city ... The U.N ... "Innocent civilians are running for their lives," Evans said ... ....
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BMX star Dave Mirra dead after apparently taking own life
Edit The Guardian 05 Feb 2016
Police say veteran X Games biker Dave Mirra has died in North Carolina. He was 41. Greenville police said Thursday night that Mirra’s body was found earlier in the day with an apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound ... — Tony Hawk (@tonyhawk) February 5, 2016 ... ....
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Woman Surprises Husband Who Ordered Her Killed By Showing Up At Own Wake
Edit WorldNews.com 05 Feb 2016
An Australian woman has described how her husband hired hitmen to murder her because he falsely believed she had been unfaithful, and his shock when she arrived home in the middle of her own wake, The Guardian reports. Noela Rukundo described the reaction of her husband, Balenga Kalala, with whom she has three children, when he saw her ... “Kill her.”....
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US lauds Saudi offer of troops in Syria
Edit Press TV 05 Feb 2016
US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter hails Saudi Arabia’s offer of troop deployment to war-weary Syria, commending Riyadh’s willingness to ‘combat’ Daesh (ISILI) terrorists. Carter welcomed on Thursday the Saudi offer to participate in any ground operations in Syria, launched by the so-called US-led coalition there ... ....
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Asian stocks directionless ahead of US jobless report
Edit Colorado Springs Gazette 05 Feb 2016
South Korea's Kospi was flat at 1,916.16, Hong Kong's Hang Seng climbed 0.4 percent to 19,262.40 and the Shanghai Composite in mainland China lost 0.3 ......
Asian equities subdued, dollar wobbles ahead of US jobs data
Edit DNA India 05 Feb 2016
Shanghai shares crept up 0.1%, South Korea's KOSPI shed 0.1% and Australian shares lost 0.7%. Japan's Nikkei underperformed, dropping 1.2% and headed for its fourth straight day of losses ... Shanghai shares crept up 0.1%, South Korea's KOSPI shed 0.1% and Australian shares lost 0.7%. Japan's Nikkei underperformed, dropping 1.2% and headed for its fourth straight day of losses ... The Dow rose 0.5% and the S&P 500 gained 0.2% ... ....
Asian shares mixed ahead of jobs report from the US
Edit BBC News 05 Feb 2016
Shares in Asia were in mixed territory on Friday ahead of a closely watched US monthly jobs report. Tokyo's Nikkei 225 was down 1.22% at 16,838.35 points after closing down close to 1% on Thursday ... South Korea's Kospi index was in positive territory, but only just, up 0.2% at 1,919.79 ... ....
Overnight Markets: Materials shares lift Wall Street
Edit Citywire 05 Feb 2016
Wall Street rose for a second day on Thursday amid a rally in raw-material and industrial shares, though disappointing forecasts from retailers and anxiety ahead of Friday's jobs report limited the advance ... The S&P 500 materials index rose 2.8%, as declines in the US dollar lifted copper and other metals prices ... Across the Korean Strait, the Kospi initially opened down 0.28% before retracing losses to trade up 0.18% ... ....
World stocks turn lower after mixed US job report
Edit WPXI 05 Feb 2016
World stock markets turned lower on Friday after a mixed U.S. jobs report showed a slowdown in the pace of hiring in the world's largest economy but a decrease in the overall rate of unemployment. KEEPING SCORE ... U.S. stocks were poised to open lower ... South Korea's Kospi edged up 0.1 percent to 1,917.79, Hong Kong's Hang Seng climbed 0.6 percent to 19,288.17 and the Shanghai Composite in mainland China shed 0.6 percent to 2,763.49 ... ENERGY ... ....
Asian Stocks Fall as Japanese Shares Drop Amid Strengthening Yen
Edit Bloomberg 05 Feb 2016
Asian stocks fell, with the regional benchmark index heading for a weekly loss, after Japanese shares declined as the strengthening yen pressured major exporters. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index lost 0.5 percent to 120.53 as of 9.16 a.m. in Tokyo ... “The nervousness we’ve seen in global markets relates to the strength of the U.S. dollar putting downward pressure on oil and equities ... South Korea’s Kospi index slipped 0.2 percent ... The U.S ... ....
World stocks drift as Fed watchers await US job data
Edit WPXI 05 Feb 2016
World stock markets were uneven Friday as investors awaited U.S. job numbers that could influence how much the Fed raises interest rates this year. Japanese shares sagged on the strengthening yen. KEEPING SCORE ... U.S. stocks were poised to open lower ... South Korea's Kospi edged up 0.1 percent to 1,917.79, Hong Kong's Hang Seng climbed 0.6 percent to 19,288.17 and the Shanghai Composite in mainland China shed 0.6 percent to 2,763.49 ... ENERGY ... ....
Asia stocks subdued, dollar wobbles before U.S. jobs data
Edit Yahoo Daily News 05 Feb 2016
By Shinichi Saoshiro. TOKYO (Reuters) - Asian equities were subdued on Friday and the dollar wobbled ahead of the closely watched U.S. jobs report, which could provide clues on the Federal Reserve's monetary policy outlook. Shanghai shares crept up 0.1 percent, South Korea's KOSPI shed 0.1 percent and Australian shares lost 0.7 percent. Japan's Nikkei underperformed, dropping 1.2 percent and headed for its fourth straight day of losses....
Pre-market: Nifty50 likely to open on flat note amid tepid global cues
Edit The Times of India 05 Feb 2016
NEW DELHI. Domestic equity indices are likely to open on a flat to positive note on Friday, tracking almost flat closing of the US markets in overnight trade and mixed trend seen in the Asian markets this morning ... SGX Nifty futures hint at flat opening ... Other Asian indices, including Hong Kong's Hang Seng (up 0.76per cent), South Korea's Kospi (flat) and Taiwan's TWSE (down 0.84 per cent) were trading mixed ... US markets settled higher....
Who moved my market on Friday
Edit The Times of India 05 Feb 2016
The listed universe of our equity market keeps swinging back and forth, reacting to diverse cues. But, it's the creme de la creme that define the market trend, influence investor sentiment and drive portfolio allocations day in and day out ... Stay put to stay updated!. @3.30 PM ... Other Asian indices, including Hong Kong's Hang Seng (up 0.76per cent), South Korea's Kospi (flat) and Taiwan's TWSE (down 0.84 per cent) were trading mixed....
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Won Jumps Most Since October as Dollar Sinks on Fed Rate Outlook
Edit Bloomberg 04 Feb 2016
South Korea’s won jumped the most in three months after the dollar slumped on speculation that disappointing U.S. data will prompt the Federal Reserve to delay raising interest rates. A gauge of the dollar’s strength against 10 major peers fell the most in seven years after a report on Wednesday showed U.S ... The Kospi index of shares tracked an overnight rally in U.S ... 8-10 ... The Kospi index rose 0.8 percent, snapping a two-day decline ... ....
Most Asian stocks jump as oil rallies on weaker dollar
Edit Colorado Springs Gazette 04 Feb 2016
HONG KONG (AP) — Most Asian stocks jumped Thursday as oil prices bounced back and weak U.S. economic data fueled investor hopes that the Fed would slow the pace of rate hikes this year. Japanese shares fell as the yen rose against the dollar. KEEPING SCORE ... South Korea's Kospi added 1.4 percent to 1,915.94 and Hong Kong's Hang Seng advanced 1.3 percent to 19,245.56 ... Australia's S&P;/ASX 200 rose 2.1 percent to 4,980.40 ... ....
Asian stocks jump on Fed delay hope, Japan falls on yen
Edit Colorado Springs Gazette 04 Feb 2016
HONG KONG (AP) — Most Asian stocks jumped Thursday as oil prices bounced back and weak U.S. economic data fueled investor hopes that the Fed would slow the pace of rate hikes this year. Japanese shares fell as the yen rose against the dollar. KEEPING SCORE ... South Korea's Kospi added 1.1 percent to 1,911.88 and Hong Kong's Hang Seng advanced 1.7 percent to 19,307.61 ... Australia's S&P;/ASX 200 rose 1.8 percent to 4,963.30 ... ....
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