Asian stock indexes up to September 21, 2010

/IRBIS, September 21, 2010/ - As a result of trading September 21, 2010 Value of Asian stock indexes sites was as follows: --------------------------------------------------------- Trend (in %) for ------------------------ Sept. 21, from the History max. ** 2010 a day* a month beginning of 2010 ------ --------- ------ ------- --------- --------------- SET 50 643.55 +1.73 +5.45 +23.60 915.03 STI 3,095.39 +0.47 +5.41 +6.83 3,875.77 HSI 22,002.59 +0.115 +4.87 +0.59 31,638.22 SSEC 2,591.55 +0.110 -1.92 -20.92 6,092.06 JCI 3,365.04 -0.18 +7.93 +32.78 3,384.65 --------------------------------------------------------- ** rows,sorted,in,descending,order,a,day ** historic,maximum,for,the,whole,history,of,index,calculation Indexes of Asian stock markets were closed today in different directions. Support was provided by the growth in the U.S. and European markets yesterday. Recall, trading on the U.S. stock market on Monday ended the growth of the major indexes. Support had a message of the National Bureau of Economic Research, United States (NBER) that the recession ended in June 2009. Support was provided by corporate news. The fourth-largest U.S. builder Lennar Corp. reported that for the third quarter of current fiscal year net income was $ 0.16 per share vs. a loss of $ 0.97 per share a year earlier. The operator of the payment system Discover Financial Services also reported that profits for the third quarter were $ 0.47 a share, expecting $ 0.38 per share. European stock indices also showed an increase on Monday. Support has been reported that the international rating agency Moody's affirmed the credit rating of Great Britain at the AAA. Investors also positively regarded by the Finance Minister Brian Lenihan Ireland that Ireland is able to accommodate the next release of its 10-year government bonds worth 1.5 billion euros without the help of the European Union. The pressure exerted fears that today's meeting of Fed decision an example of the imposition of additional measures to support the recovery of economic growth. The Japanese market today, demonstrated reduction - Investors fear that the decision of the Bank of Japan currency intervention will have a limited and short-term impact in the fight against excessive yen appreciation. 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. [2010-09-21]