Shares on
the main board index fell in early Asian deals
Thursday, May 2, 2013, amid rising
fears of the threat of global crisis. Especially,
China's economic growth.
Action of the
stock selloff in the commodities sector, as quoted from the pages of CNBC, leading benchmark stock market crash in Sydney,
Australia, to weaken
further.
Japan's main stock
exchange, the Nikkei 225 fell below the 13,800
level. However, although weakened, still playing
the Kospi index in
the range of 1,960, after the return to normal trading volume.
It was,
like most other markets
in the Asian region namely Hong Kong
and Shanghai were
closed temporarily because it is a holiday
to commemorate May
Day.
"If you
are worried that the market right back
down, the best thing to do is invest in the dollar
market," said Vasu Menon, vice
president of investment consulting firm, OCBC in
Singapore.
Noted, Australia's
main index, the S & P / ASX 200 fell 0.7 percent after hitting a peak in 5195 on Tuesday, which was
the highest level since 2008.
Main index Nikkei
225 fell 27.85 percent
or 0.20 percent,
at 13,771.50. South Korea's benchmark stock
exchange, the Kospi fell 3.21
points, or 0.16
percent at 1960.74.
Sources :
http://bisnis.news.viva.co.id/news/read/409701-bursa-asia-jatuh-di-awal-transaksi
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