Support - resistance untuk perdagangan hari ini (Kamis, 13 Mei 2009) berkisar di 1.832,67 - 1.870,67.
Sementara Dow Jones pada penutupan perdagangan kemarin turun sebesar 2,18% di level 8,284.89. Dan Nikkei pagi ini (Kamis, 13 Mei 2009) jam 9:10 PM ET sudah turun sebesar 2,29%.
Berikut berita yang kami kutip dari ADVFN Newsdesk...
Asian stocks closed mixed on Wednesday ahead of the release of some key data, including the U.S and Chinese retail sales for April. While bargain hunting on signs of an early recovery by the global economy helped many markets end higher, investors pared their long positions at higher levels following unfavorable cues from Wall Street overnight.
The Japanese market closed modestly higher, as hopes of an early economic recovery more than offset negative sentiment on account of a stronger yen. The benchmark Nikkei 225 index closed at 9,340, up 42 points or 0.45% and the broader Topix index of All First Section issues on the Tokyo Stock Exchanged rose 3 points or 0.4% to 889.
Automakers and exporters closed weaker after the Japanese yen rose to around the 96-yen level against the dollar. Tech exports also came under selling pressure.
Olympus, the world's top endoscope manufacturer, soared 12.83% after the company unexpectedly forecast a return to profit this year. Pioneer Corp. fell 3.43%, while Nikon Corp. rose 2.85% and Shinsei Bank closed flat ahead of the announcement of their fiscal 2008 earnings after the closing bell Wednesday.
Citizen Holdings jumped 9.15% after the company forecast a return to profit this business year. Electronics maker Hitachi tumbled 10.76% on a prediction for a loss that was more than double what analysts had estimated. Shipping stock Mitsui O.S.K. Lines tumbled 4.33% after Nomura Holdings Inc. cut its rating on the stock to "neutral" from "buy."
In economic news, the Economy Watchers Survey released by the Cabinet Office showed that the Japanese current and outlook indices improved further in April. The current index that measures existing economic conditions rose to 34.2 in April from 28.4 in the previous month. The indicator came in above the expected level of 30. At the same time, the outlook index moved up to 39.7 from March's 35.8.
The Australian market closed lower, as investors digested Tuesday's federal budget. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index closed at 3,856, down 21 points or 0.54% and the broader All Ordinaries index fell 21 points or 0.55% to 3,842.
Retailer Harvey Norman fell 2.81%, JB Hi Fi slipped 0.23% and Woolworths closed down 0.97%, as investors see a lot less stimulus from the government next year. However, David Jones rose 0.52% and Wesfarmers, which owns Coles, edged up 0.39%.
Commonwealth Bank of Australia rose 0.38% even as it cut its final dividend for the six months ending in June by 25%. National Australia Bank slipped 0.64%, ANZ declined 1.63% and investment bank Macquarie Group tumbled 3.07%, but Westpac Banking rose 1.08%.
Big-miner Rio Tinto tumbled 4.72% after its American depositary shares plunged 8.4% overnight. According to reports, the company may drop an investment deal with Aluminum Corp. of China for a 5 billion pound ($10 billion) share sale. Iluka Resources also ended down 2.07%, but BHP Billiton rose 0.35%.
Oil and gas producer Santos plunged 8.29% after it raised A$1.75 billion ($1.3 billion) in the "heavily oversubscribed" institutional portion of its A$3 billion share sale. Woodside Petroleum edged up 0.18%, while Oil Search closed down 0.76%.
The South Korean market closed higher on bargain hunting following a loss in the previous session. The benchmark KOSPI closed at 1,415, up 11 points or 0.78%. Volume was significant at 705.97 million shares worth 6.93 trillion won (US$5.56 billion) and advancers outnumbered decliners by 538 to 300.
Shipbuilder Daewoo Shipbuilding closed down 1.63% despite reporting a 23% rise in its first-quarter net earnings. Hyundai Heavy Industries slipped 0.2% and Samsung Heavy Industries fell 2.42%
Technology stocks closed mostly lower. Hynix Semiconductor tumbled 4.12%, LG Electronics fell 3.86% and market heavyweight Samsung Electronics closed down 0.18%, but LG Display LCD ended up 0.96%
Banking stocks closed mixed. Woori Finance declined 1.36% and Korea Exchange Bank closed down 0.35%, but KB Financial, the holding firm of Kookmin Bank moved up 1.94%. Automaker Kia Motors slipped 0.41%, Hyundai Motor closed down 0.46% and Ssangyong Motor slumped 5%.
Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index ignored a weak start and moved into positive territory by late morning trading. The index attempted to hold its gains, although unsuccessfully, as it receded in late afternoon trading to close down 94.02 points or 0.55% at 17,060.
HSBC Holdings, CCB and China Unicom led the declines, posting losses in excess of 3%. Mainland bank and insurance stocks also saw weakness. China Mobile ended unchanged, while property and resource stocks gained ground in the session.
Among the other markets in the region, China's Shanghai Composite index rose 1.74%, Singapore's STI Straits Times index gained 0.33% and Taiwan's TWII Weighed index added 0.82%. India’s benchmark, the Sensex closed down 138.38 points or 1.14% at 12,020.
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