Exchanges in Asia registered the most serious sessions in its history. All indices in the region reported huge losses, which fell regional benchmark MSCI Asia Pacific by 5.4 percent to 80.21 points. Thus it is on track to achieve weekly decline for the seventh time in the last eight weeks. Today more than 900 total 990-they fall in the index lower market capitalization.
For the week MSCI Asia Pacific fell by 8 percent, increasing loss from the beginning of the year to 49 percent. As a consequence ratio price/earnings per share of listed companies in the index fell to only 1.1 percent, which is far below the figures for Europe and the United States, commented Bloomberg.

Today in Japan Nikkei 225 failed to 9.6 percent to 7 649.08 points, which is its lowest level since April 2003 onwards. Interestingly, it is shown with only 42 points above the bottom recorded in 1982. Since the beginning of the week Nikkei 225 fell by 12 percent, as the main reason for this is a strong appreciation of the Japanese yen and fears of recession.

Public auctions in South Korea were even more drastic. Kospi index dropped by 10.6 percent to 938.75 points. This is the first closing below 1 000 index points from June 2005 to date. Since the beginning of the week indicator is thrown down by over 22 percent, which has not happened by the Asian crisis of 1997 onwards. Caused a panic on the markets gave data to slow the growth of the economy, which increased fears of recession. They were supported by a decline in the rate of the currency by 2.5 percent against the dollar for one day.

In Hong Kong Hang Seng fell by 7.75 percent to 12 693.49 points today. This was achieved weekly loss of nearly 13 of the WTO, a series of negative already swelling of eight consecutive weekly decline, which occurs for the first time since 2002 until now. In a major contribution to today’s reductions were representatives of the financial sector in the country, which decreased its capitalization by 7-8 percent.

Chinese CSI 300 index fell to new 2.9 percent today to finish at 1 781.60 points. In Taiwan Taiex fell by 3.2 percent to 4 579.62 points, but Pacific index recorded decreases of 2.64 percent in Australia and 1.03 percent in New Zealand.

Of open markets for trade auctions continue with full force and a powerful chip indexes down. In Thailand SET fell by 6.5 percent to 435.24 points in Indonesia Jakarta Composite sinking by 7.28 percent to 1 239.81 points, and the Indian BSE Sensex index fall by 8.31 percent to 8 960, 08 points. Exchange of Singapore Straits Times decreased 8 percent to 1 604.91 points.

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