Markets Likely To Open Higher Tracking Firm Asian Equities - Indian Commentary []
Global cues are pointing towards a higher opening for the Indian market on Friday. The U.S. stocks extended their gains for a third day on Thursday and the major stock markets across the Asia-Pacific region, except China and New Zealand, are trading firm on Friday.
Australian Market Closes Flat []
Sydney shares closed marginally higher on Monday, amid volatility, tracking a mixed lead from Wall Street. Further, there was little local news to drive investor interest. The benchmark S&P/ASX 200 closed up 0.4 point at 6,533.5, while the All Ordinaries index edged up 3.3 points or 0.1% to 6,596.9.
Stocks Trading Flat On Mixed Cues From Wall Street - Asian Commentary []
Monday, stock markets across the Asia-Pacific region were trading mixed after the Wall Street ended mixed on Friday.
New Zealand Stocks Trade Weak []
Friday, stocks in New Zealand opened lower and were trading in the red despite a positive overnight Wall Street lead. The benchmark NZX 50 Index was losing 15.88 points or 0.39% to 4,050.65, while the NZX All Capital Index was declining 14.95 points or 0.36% to 4,109.56.
Japan Shares Set For Higher Open []
Japan stocks are poised to open marginally higher on Friday off of another positive lead from Wall Street.
Monday, December 03, 2007
Markets Likely To Open Higher Tracking Firm Asian Equities - Indian Commentary []
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