Asian stock exchanges fall on Friday.
In the Tokyo’s Nikkei down 0.6 per cent to 18.395,39, while the broader Topix index return of 0.4 per cent.
A stronger yen is weighing on probably the market, as it helps to make japanese exports more expensive. The dollar is on the defensive.
In China draws large cap index CSI 300 is down one percent, while the Shanghai Composite falling 0.9 per cent.
the Hang Seng in Hong Kong stands at minus 1.2 per cent, while the Kospi index in South Korea is down 0.6 per cent, after a revised GDP growth came in at 0.6 per cent in the 3. quarter – slightly weaker than expected.
the Sydney stock exchange were affected by the broad decline in Friday’s trading, and falls closer to the particular one percent.
- Weak american markets, Italy’s referendum and the current arbeidsmarkedsrapport from the united STATES are all reasons for the stock market to end the week in a cautious “wait and see”mode, writes chief analyst Ric Spooner of CMC Markets according to CNBC in a note on Friday.
Arbeidsmarkedsrapporten (non-farm payrolls) is by many characterized as the month’s most important report.
the Consensus point, according to Marketwatch that 200,000 people were created outside jordbrukssektoren in november, while the unemployment rate is expected unchanged at 4.9 per cent. If so, this will be a huge upswing from 161.000 in October.
oil prices pulls down Friday morning.
Brent February oil falls 1.2 per cent to 53,30 dollars, while WTI-oil goes back 0.8 per cent to 50,65 per barrel.
Asia-the overview here.
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