European crisis, Asian Stock Down.

Reporting TOKYO - I want to convey the latest news about the economy, most Asian stock markets declined on Wednesday to record this. overnight gains as investors took off in the 'Wall Street', amid concerns about the debt crisis of Europe.

Average Japan's Nikkei 225 index 93.79 points, or equivalent vanish one percent to 9444.15 in the morning session. South Korea's Kospi index fell 0.2 percent to 1647.55, as well as the Australian index and S & P / ASX 200 slipped 0.1 percent to 4397.60.

Quoted from 'Associated Press', Wednesday, 9 June 2010, the Hang Seng index also fell 0.4 percent to 19404.94. The benchmarks are achieved in Malaysia and New Zealand only increased slightly, while Singapore, Taiwan, and China fell.

In Asia, investors in stocks trading off gains in the United States (U.S.) local time on Tuesday amid fears that the ongoing fiscal crisis could lead to Europe having a global economic slowdown.

It is known, 'Dow Jones', carrying up 123.49 points, or 1.3 percent to 9939.98 as investors return is not uneasy to market a result of the comment 'Chairman of the Federal Reserve (Fed)', is 'Ben Bernanke' about the U.S. economic recovery.

While for the currency, the dollar fell to 91.37 per yen in Tokyo trading from 91.53 per yen in New York on Tuesday evening local time. Euro drops to USD 1, 1951 from USD1, 1971.

Euro had touched the lowest figure for four years and the last few days due to concerns about weaker economic growth prospects in Europe and the economic impact of public spending cuts announced by European countries, including Germany and the UK.

While for the benchmark crude oil for delivery in July rose 53 cents to USD72, 52 per barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Thank you for visiting, I hope this information is useful. (Otofinanceinfo)