2010年12月27日星期一

China under pressure to raise interest rates in international financial markets

Although the market trading was light, but China's central bank announced last week that interest rates are still causing great concern of investors. Asian markets were mixed yesterday, European stocks opened sharply lower, down auto stocks as a "disaster area", the international oil prices finished lower.
Asia-Pacific stock markets, the Japanese Nikkei 225 index rose 0.75% to close at 10,355.99 points; Korea Composite Index fell 0.37% to close at 2022.1 points, auto stocks led the declines, including Hyundai Motor's shares fell 3.4%. Japan economist at Nikko Securities Cody, said the market next year will accelerate the pace of global economic recovery. At the same time, the United States and China, inflationary pressures exist in this market environment, the performance of the stock market next year will be stronger than the bond market.
Market is expected the central bank will further tighten monetary policy, European stock markets also opened sharply lower, Europe Stoxx Europe 600 index and the German DAX index fell more than 1% intraday. The auto sector fell across the board, the German car company BMW shares fell nearly 5%, Volkswagen and Daimler shares fell nearly 4%. Many analysts believe that Europe and America this year, ending the war will the stock market under pressure, the Asian market in the last few days or a correction.
In addition, Deutsche Bank chief economist Mel reiterated yesterday, with the spread of sovereign debt crises, Portugal will seek the assistance of other countries in the euro area.
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