Asian stock indexes up to June 22, 2010

/IRBIS, June 22, 2010/ - As a result of trading June 22, 2010 Value of Asian stock indexes sites was as follows: ----------------------------------------------------------------- Trend (in %) for ------------------------ June 22, 2010 from the History max. ** a day* a month beginning of 2010 ---------- ------------- ------ ------- --------- --------------- SSEC 2,588.70 +0.10 +0.20 -21.01 6,092.06 JCI 2,934.59 -0.25 +11.87 +15.79 2,944.71 HSI 20,819.08 -0.45 +6.51 -4.82 31,638.22 STI 2,872.30 -0.46 +6.33 -0.87 3,875.77 Kospi 1,731.48 -0.47 +8.21 +2.89 2,064.85 SET 50 557.21 -0.48 +3.93 +7.01 915.03 Nikkei 225 10,112.89 -1.22 +3.36 -4.11 18,261.98 ----------------------------------------------------------------- ** rows,sorted,in,descending,order,a,day ** historic,maximum,for,the,whole,history,of,index,calculation Today Asian stock markets have showed decline, investors' concerns about problems in Europe once again intensified. On the eve of the international rating agency Fitch Ratings downgraded the credit rating of BNP Paribas SA, France's biggest bank, citing the "deteriorating" quality of its assets. Another international rating agency Standard Poor's announced that Spanish credit institutions are the face of difficult years, as credit losses rise. In addition, affect investor sentiment helped the application of a member of the Governing Council of the European Central Bank, Mr. Christian Noyer that some banks are facing funding problems. Additional pressure on the Asian markets were assisted pessimistic way of trading on the American sites the day before. Recall that the U.S. stock market closed on Monday in the red zone. At the opening session saw an increase in optimism after Saturday's message of the People's Bank of China to move to a more flexible exchange rate of the yuan. But on Monday the central bank of China has not changed the national currency. Investors felt that the change of currency regime will take some time, and indexes sharply "crawling" down. HSI - Hong Kong Stock Exchange's main index calculated on the basis of shares of 45 companies whose capitalization is 67% Hong Kong Stock Exchange. SSEC - the key index calculated based price changes for all papers A and B Listing Exchange Shanghai Stock Exchange. STI - Singapore's main stock index sites calculated FTSE on the basis of changes in capitalization of 30 stocks included in the SGX Mainboard. Nikkei 225 - Japan's major stock index is calculated as a weighted average of prices of shares 225 most actively traded companies' first section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. List of companies covered by the Nikkei 225 index is reviewed at least once a year in October. JCI - calculated on the basis of capitalization of all shares of customary Listing Indonesia Stock Exchange. KOSPI - Korean stock index which includes all companies whose shares are traded on the Korea Stock Exchange. SET 50 - calculated on the basis of the 50 most liquid shares having a maximum capitalization on the Stock Exchange of Thailand. [2010-06-22]