(ANSA) - MILAN, Dec. 19 - Seat difficult for the major stock exchanges 'Asia-Pacific, with the exception of Shanghai. In various places have predominated profit taking, with Tokyo in sharp decline (-1.09%) last week after reaching the maximum of the last 7 months. But the real collapse is à ¨ registered in Bangkok, where L 'Index Set has sold the 11, 76%, following a decision of the central bank has imposed a penalty for foreign investors. Pressure on producers of oil, following the step back from the recorded price of a barrel, the pià ¹ covering the last 30 days. They marked time Petrochina ¬ cosà (-3.3%), Japan's Inpex Holding (-1.4%) and in Sydney, the giant BHP Billiton (-1.4%), active in the mining sector-mining, derived from crude oil but that about 20% of its turnover. Under pressure, the broker Nikko Cordial (-14%), penalized by a fine of 500 million yen for false information on the market. But given the major concerns of the day ¹ striking piazza Bangkok, automatically suspended for half an hour after an initial drop of 10%, which reached the minimum level at the close of the last 16 years. A move has been triggered sales a measure of the central bank of Thailand, which has decided to retain 10% on the withdrawal of foreign capital after less than a year's stay in the country. A decision made to strengthen the local currency, the baht, but has instead produced the opposite effect, unleashing a veritable race to disinvestment, for fear that with the new rules the currency could weaken further. Among the titles are reported in greater decline than those of Bangkok Bank (-14%). PTT also under pressure (-8%), most companies in the country. Here, the indices of driving licenses of the main squares Asia and the Pacific. - Tokyo -1.09% - -1.24% Hong Kong - Shanghai +0.98% - -0.34% Taiwan - Seoul -0.38% - -1.39% Bombay - Singapore -1.64% - Kuala Lumpur -2.79% - -11.76% Bangkok - Jakarta -1.79% (ANSA).

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