Far East Stocks Mostly Up in Early Trading Monday

April 3rd, 2011
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Econintersect:  Seoul is down 0.8% in trading Monday morning (April 4), but the other ten major markets in the Asia/Pacific region are advancing.  Shanghai, which was the only market in the far east to be down last week (-0.4%), is the strongest this morning (+1.3%).  Hong Kong is also ahead by more than 1%.

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Sydney (+0.8%), Tokyo (+0.6%) and both Mumbai (Bombay) and Singapore, which are up 0.4%, are also strong.  Taiwan, New Zealand, Malaysia and Indonesia are all ahead by 0.1% to 0.2%.

Source:  Yahoo Finance

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