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Date Posted: 04:42:38 07/16/12 Mon
Author: World IndexesBigBoys/Im not In love 10CC (Hi Algorithm 103.5low102 36pgs)
Subject:

Monday 16/7/2012 Missy Higgins Elvis 198/168 Weeke 29

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3rd UPDATE: Asian Shares Mixed; Australian Miners Rally, China Slips
16/07/2012 7:14PM

--China slips on economy fears, profit warnings

--Hang Seng Index up 0.2%, S&P ASX 200 up 0.6%, Kospi up 0.3%

--Mining stocks push Australian market up

(Updates prices, adds company news)

By Daniel Inman

Asian shares ended Monday mixed as Australia was buoyed by rising commodity prices while stocks in mainland China fell to a three-year low.

Chinese investors were spooked by comments made by Premier Wen Jiabao over the weekend that China's economic recovery is not yet stable and that there may be more hardship for some time.

The slowing economy was evident in several serious profit warnings--most notably dual-listed telecoms-equipment manufacturer ZTE Corp., which fell by the 10% daily limit in Shanghai and dropped by 16.3% in Hong Kong after announcing that its net profit in the first half would fall between 60% and 80% on year. Other large companies to offer profit warnings included China Eastern Airlines and Sinopec Shanghai Petrochemicals.

"Sentiment is severely battered by a string of negative news, especially the earnings warnings from some blue-chip companies like ZTE," said Zhang Gang, analyst at Central China Securities. "In their latest remarks, neither Premier Wen Jiabao or Vice Premier Li Keqiang has revealed details about how the governments will boost growth."

The Shanghai Composite finished 1.7% lower at 2147.96--its lowest level since March 2009--while Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index ended the day up 0.2% at 19121.34 as the poor performance of commodity and transport stocks was offset by shares in local conglomerates and gaming companies.

In other markets, sentiment was more positive after a strong day of trading in the U.S. on Friday with the Dow Jones Industrial Average climbing 1.6% to break its longest decline for nearly two months. Investors were reassured by better-than-expected results from J.P. Morgan Chase, which buoyed enthusiasm towards the earnings season.

The improvement in sentiment Friday resulted in a broad improvement in metal prices--led by copper, aluminum and nickel. This was good news for the resource-heavy Australian benchmark which was up 0.6% at 4105.10 with large miners posting strong gains: Rio Tinto gained 0.8%, BHP Billiton climbed 1% and Fortescue Metals Group was 2.4% higher.

South Korea's Kospi finished the day 0.3% higher at 1817.79, while Japanese markets were closed for a public holiday.

The euro, which has lost 3.3% against the dollar over the past two weeks, slid against the greenback during the day--at $1.2227 Monday compared with $1.2248 late Friday in New York. Investors were looking ahead to euro-zone inflation data which, if low, can be interpreted as a sign that the European Central Bank can lower interest rates.

Investors are also anticipating Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's testimony to Congress Tuesday which will be scrutinized to see whether the U.S. central bank will introduce easing to stimulate the economy.

In company news, Sun Hung Kai Properties slipped 1% upon resuming trading in Hong Kong after formal charges were pressed against its joint chairmen Friday as part of a high-profile bribery investigation. The drop suggests that the charges were largely expected by the market, especially considering that the company has fallen 15% since the scandal broke in late March.

The best performer in Hong Kong was gambling company Sands China, which climbed 2.4% after Macau's government gave it a three-year extension to complete a key project in the casino hub.

Write to Daniel Inman at Daniel.Inman@wsj.com

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July 16, 2012 05:14 ET (09:14 GMT)

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