印度股市早段上升，Nifty 50指數升170點或0.7%，報23,786點。印度石油天然氣公司股價炒高逾4%，信實工業升1.6%。東南亞股市方面，新加坡海峽時報指數升7點，報3,829點。星展及勝科海事升1.1%及1.8%。馬來西亞及泰國股市升0.4%及1%，印尼股市則跌0.1%。越南股市個別發展，河內股市跌0.2%，胡志明市股市升0.4%。The surge in semiconductor stocks has driven the stock markets in the Asia-Pacific region to rise, with stocks in Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan increasing, and the Indian market also performing well.
It is reported that major securities Exchanges in the mainland have requested large public fund companies to restrict stock sell-offs at the beginning of the year. The Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets were soft in the morning session, with the Shanghai Composite Index down 10 points or 0.3%, reporting at 3,196 points; the Shenzhen Component Index reported 9,885 points, down less than 1 point. The Hong Kong stock market fell under the impact of significant declines in individual stocks, with the Hang Seng Index down 379 points or 1.9%, reporting at 19,309 points. The half-day turnover was 115.5 billion HKD. The **** stock market continued to rise, with the weighted average index up 222 points or 0.9%, reporting at 23,769 points, Taiwan Semiconductor up 1.8%, having previously risen over 3% to a new high of 1,160 New Taiwan dollars, and Hon Hai and MediaTek rising by 3% and 2.8%.
After a sharp drop in Japanese stocks yesterday (the 6th), there was a significant rebound, with the Nikkei Average Index recently up 940 points or 2.4%, reporting at 40,247 points. Semiconductor and financial stocks led the gains, with Tokyo Electron rising by 11.2% and Disco up 8.6%. Mitsubishi UFJ Financial rose by 3.8%. The yen exchange rate fell, breaking through the level of 158 against the US dollar, reporting at 158.04. The Korean Kospi index rose by 13 points or 0.5%, reporting at 2,502 points. SK Hynix surged and then pulled back 0.9% after two days. The South Korean won stabilized, reporting at 1,451 against the US dollar.
The Indian stock market rose in the early segment, with the Nifty 50 index up 170 points or 0.7%, reporting at 23,786 points. Shares of Oil and Natural Gas Corporation of India surged over 4%, and Reliance Industries rose by 1.6%. In Southeast Asian stock markets, the Straits Times Index in Singapore increased by 7 points, reporting at 3,829 points. DBS and Sembcorp Marine rose by 1.1% and 1.8%. The Malaysian and Thai stock markets rose by 0.4% and 1%, while the Indonesian stock market fell by 0.1%. The Vietnamese stock market had mixed developments, with the Hanoi stock market down 0.2% and the Ho Chi Minh stock market up 0.4%.
In the Australia-New Zealand stock markets, the Australia S&P/ASX 200 Index rose by 18 points, reporting at 8,275 points; the New Zealand Exchange 50 Index fell by 30 points, reporting at 13,042 points.
