Akankah Indeks JKSE akan berlanjut hari ini (2/06)? mengingat tadi malam DJIA ditutup menguat 2,60%, NASDAQ 3,06%, S&P500 juga menguat sebesar 2,58%. Sementara FTSE juga ditutup menguat 2,00%.
Berikut berita terkait penguatan indeks regional hari Senin kemarin, dari ADVFN Newsdesk.
The markets across the Asia-Pacific region ended in positive territory on Monday, led by resource stocks on higher commodity prices. A positive closing on Wall Street on Friday and economic data from China that revealed that manufacturing in the world's third largest economy increased for the third successive month lifted market sentiment.
Japan’s Nikkei 225 Average opened slightly weaker at 9,517 compared to its previous close at 9,522 on profit taking following recent gains. Thereafter, the market reversed the trend and moved above the unchanged line. Higher commodity prices, Chinese manufacturing data and positive sentiment across the Asian markets lifted the sentiment and drove the index to the day's high of 9,692.
The benchmark index ended a shade lower at 9,678, representing a gain of 155.25 points, or 1.63%. The broader Topix Index of all first section issues gained 14.61 points, or 1.63%, to close at 913.
On the economic front, the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare revealed that labor cash earnings for companies with five or more employees eased 2.5% year-on-year in April following a revised 3.9% fall in March. Analysts expected earnings to slip 4.2%.
Inpex, the leading oil exporter in the country, added 0.65%, Showa Shell advanced 1.80% and Nippon Oil gained 2.24%. The shares of Konica Minolta hit the upper limit, ending the day with a gain of 9.79% after Goldman Sachs raised the rating for the company by one notch to "buy" on expectations of more upside growth for the company in the medium term.
Shipping stocks continued to advance following Chinese manufacturing data. Kawasaki Kisen surged up 7.42%, Mitsui OSK Lines advanced 6.36% and Nippon Yusen rose 5.04%.
Among financial stocks, Mitsubishi UFJ gained 2.84%, Mizuho Financial advanced 3.95%, Resona Holdings added 2.31% and Sumitomo Mitsui rose 2.72%. Nomura Holdings gained 3.63% after the brokerage revealed that it is conducting a survey of the market to gauge the demand, terms and pricing for raising funds through the issue of straight bonds under its shelf registration.
Australia’s All Ordinaries Index opened slightly higher at 3,820 compared to its previous close at 3,813. In early trading, the index slipped below the unchanged line briefly on short covering, but it recovered smartly following the release of the Chinese manufacturing report. The index ended the session at the day's high of 3,888, registering a gain of 1.96% or 74.60 points. The benchmark S&P/ASX 200 Index followed a similar trend and ended up at 3,894, a gain of 76.3 points, or 2.00%.
Commodity stocks led the gains in the market, while financial stocks also showed notable buying interest. Macquarie Group soared 11.82% following the finalization of terms to acquire Canada-based global energy advisory firm Tristone Capital Global Inc.
Retail stocks advanced on hopes of a revival in consumer spending. David Jones gained 4.99%, Harvey Norman advanced 2.05%, Coles owner Wesfarmers rose 4.50% and Woolworths added 0.20%.
In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng Index ended sharply higher, led by positive manufacturing data in mainland China, higher commodity prices and Wall Street's gains on Friday. The index ended the session at 18,889, up 718 points, or 3.95%.
Thirty-seven of the forty index components ended in positive territory. PetroChina advanced 5.62% and CNOOC, the largest offshore oil firm in China, surged 8.82%, on higher crude oil prices.
In South Korea, the benchmark KOSPI Index ended in positive territory, led by foreign institutional investors who continued to pick up select stocks. Resource, steel and automotive stocks led the gains. After showing some nervousness in early trading, the Kospi rose decisively above the unchanged line before ending with a gain of 19.21 points or 1.38% at 1,415.
Financial stocks led the gains. KB Financial, which controls Kookmin Bank, gained 6.62%, Shinhan Financial advanced 3.82% and Woori Finance rose 6.33%. Automotive stocks ended mixed, with Hyundai Motor gaining 3.75% and Kia Motor advancing 2.09%. However, Ssangyong Motor shed 2.62% after announcing that it would close down its major factory located in the southern part of Seoul.
The Indian market ended in positive territory, continuing its northward march on expectations of further economic reforms by the Congress party under Dr. Manmohan Singh's stewardship, which returned to power for the second time. Positive sentiment across the Asian markets and increasing hopes for recovery also propped up the market. The BSE Sensex ended at a 9-month high of 14,841, a gain of 215.38 points, or 1.47%, and the Nifty gained 1.82% or 80.95 points, to close at 4530.
Among the other major markets in the region, China's Shanghai Composite Index added 88.35 points, or 3.36% to close at 2,721, Indonesia's Jakarta Composite Index gained 81.75 points or 4.26% to close at 1,999, the Strait Times Index in Singapore added 50.99 points, or 2.19% to close at 2,380, and the Taiwan Weighted Index ended at 6,954, up 63.66 points, or 0.92%.
Dikutip dari ADVFN Newsdesk for Saham Indonesia.
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