Markets in Asia were mixed.
The Nikkei rose a fraction to 12,992. Hitachi (HIT) fell 2.3% to 718. NTT (NTT) fell 1.7% to 461000.
The Hang Seng dropped 2% to 23,120. China Life (LFC) dropped 3.7%to 29. China Petroleum (SNP) fell 5.3% to 6.05.
The Shanghai Composite fell 2.3% to 4,335.
Data from Reuters
Douglas A. McIntyre
Markets in Asia were mixed.
The Nikkei fell ,7% to 13,497. Hita hi (HIT) rose 1.5% to 807. KDDI fell 5.2% to 681000.
The Hang Seng moved up 2.9% to 24,124. China Life (CHL) rose 5.4% to 29.5. PetroChina (PTR) rose 6.9% to 11.45.
The Shanghai Composite moved down 1.4% to 4,321.
Data from Reuters
Douglas A. McIntyre
Most markets in Asia were closed.
The Nikkei was up 1.9% to 15,553. Hitachi (HIT) rose 3.9% to 836. Sony (SNE) rose 4.1% to 6360.
The Shanghai Composite fell .6% to 5,201.
Data from Reuters
Douglas A. McIntyre
Markets in Asia were higher.
The Nikkei was up 1.7% to 15,874. Hitachi (HIT) was up 5.5% to 827. Honda (HMC) was up 2.4% to 3820. Yahoo Japan was down 2.5% to 53600.
The Hang Seng rose .7% to 29,559. China Petroleum (SNP) was up 3.8% to 12.62. China Netcom (CN) fell 2% to 24.6.
The Shanghai Composite fell .2% to 5,035.
Data from Reuters.
Douglas A. McIntrye
Markets in Asia were mixed.
The Nikkei fell .5% to 15,271. Hitachi (HIT) fell 1.4% to 754. Honda (HMC) fell 1.4% to 3610. NTT (NTT) fell 1.4% to 479000. Sony (SNE) rose 3.3% to 5940.
The Hang Seng rose .6% to 27,371. China Netcom (CN) rose 6.3% to 22.85. HSBC (HBC) fell 1% to 129.6.
The Shanghai Composite fell 1.2% to 4,803.
Data from Reuters
Douglas A. McIntyre
Markets in Asia were mixed.
The Nikkei rose .6% to 15,223. Daiwa Securities rose 4.2% to 1095. Hitachi (HIT) rose 2% to 765. Sony (SNE) rose 4.5% to 5750.
The Hang Seng fell 1.5% to 27,210. HSBC (HBC) fell 1.9% to 130.9. China Netcom (CN) fell 2.7% to 21.3.
The Shanghai Composite fell 2% to 4,861.
Data from Reuters
Douglas A. McIntyre
Markets in Asia fell.
The Nikkei was off .7% to 15,043. Hitachi (HIT) rose 2.3% to 750. Softbank fell 4.7% to 2395.
The Hang Seng dropped. .6% to 27,460. China Netcom (CN) rose 5,5% to 21.15. China Petroleum (SNP) fell 2.3% to 10.42.
The Shanghai Composite fell .9% to 5,270.
Data from Reuters
Douglas A. McIntyre
Markets in Asia were mixed.
The Nikkei fell 1.2% to 15,583. Hitachi (HIT) was down 3.7% to 730. Mitsubishi Chemcial was off 5.1% to 858. Yahoo Japan was off 3.2% to 46550.
The Hang Seng was up .1% to 28,783. China Netcom (CN) was down 2.5% to 21.4. China Petroleum (SNP) was up 5% to 10.94.
The Shanghai Composite was down .3% to 5,316.
Data from Reuters
Douglas A. McIntyre
Markets in Asia were mixed.
The Nikkei rose .5% to 16,738. Hitachi (HIT) was up 3.4% to 781. Honda (HMC) was up 3.4% to 4200. NEC (NIPNY) was up 2.4% to 570.
The Hang Seng fell .7% to 31,421. China Netcom (CN) was down 2.7% to 23.25. CNOOC was down 4.3% to 10.2.
The Shanghai Composite was up 1% to 5,955.
Data from Reuters
Douglas A. McIntyre
Markets in Asia rose
The Nikkei moved up 1.3% to 16,506. Hitachi (HIT) rose 3% to 744. NTT (NTT) rose 1.4% to 520000. Sony (SNE) rose 8.8% to 5560.
The Hang Seng rose rose 2% to 30,426. China Unicom (CHU) rose 5.4% to 17.08. CNOOC rose 3.3% to 16.24.
The Shanghai Composite rose .4% to 5,590.
Data from Reuters
Douglas A. McIntyre
Most markets in Asia were down, ,but Shainghai rose
The Nikkei was off 1.4% to 17,138. Hitachi (HIT) fell 3.4% to 770. NTT (NTT) fell 2.4% to 531000. Softbank rose 2.9% to 2706. Yahoo Japan fell 4.1% to 49100.
The Hang Seng fell .5% to 29,380. China Mobile (CHL) rose 2.6% to 145.3. China Petroleum (SNP) fell 2.8% to 12.6.
The Shanghai Composite rose 1% to 6,092.
Data from Reuters
Douglas A. McIntyre
Markets in Asia were mostly higher.
The Nikkei rose .1% to 17,178. Hitachi (HIT) rose 1.6% to 776. Mitsubishi Motors rose 3.7% to 197. Toyota (TM) fell 1.3% to 6670.
The Hang Seng rose .9% to 28,484. China Mobile (CHL) rose 1.5% to 1316. China Netcom (CN) fell 1.9% to 23.1. China Unicom (CHU) fell 2.1% to 15.72.
The Shanghai Composite rose 1% to 5,771.
Data from Reuters
Douglas A. McIntyre
This morning Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) cut estimates from 2007 to 2009 for corn-based ethanol producers for much of the same reasoning that we have been cautious on the sector.
Raser Technologies, Inc. (NYSE Arca: RZ) announced today that it has added to its geothermal rights in the Escalante Desert in southwestern Utah through a 10 year lease agreement with a private property owner for undisclosed financial terms.
National Grid (NYSE: NGG) has welcomed plans by the MassachusettsDepartment of Environmental Protection (DEP) to introduce auctions forCO2 allowances across the state that are being developed in support ofthe Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) that was endorsed byGovernor Patrick earlier this year.
Veolia Water, part of Veolia Enrinnment SA (NYSE:VE) Won a contract to Supply 3 Million inhabitants with drinking water in Tianjin, China. From what we’ve read, they need it.
ConocoPhillips (NYSE:COP) and Archer Daniels Midland (NYSE:ADM) have announced a new alliance to develop next generation biofuels. Expect more and more announcements of this sort from oil comnpanies. You don’t think any of them are going to say "No we’re not interested because we only are interested in oil." They might feel that way today, but at the end of the day oil companies are just energy companies.
Markets in Asia rose.
The Nikkei was up 2.4% to 16,832. Hitachi (HIT) was up 7% to 750. Toyota (TM() was up 1.6% to 6690.
The Hang Seng rose 2.4% to 27,066. China Mobile (CHL) was up 6.4% to 128.9. China Unicom (CHU) rose 6% to 15.44.
The Shanghai Composite rose 1.3% to 5,409.
Data from Reuters
Douglas A. McIntyre
The Japanese government is nervous about Google (GOOG). Trade officials in the country worry that, with their hardware advantage lost to companies in Korea, Taiwan, and China, it will also end up with no edge in the fast-growing search software business.
That lead has already gone to GOOG on the PC. So, the Japanese government is pulling together several major consumer electronics companies to work on search software for handsets and other devices.
According to the FT: "Tokyo hopes to use Japan’s strength in developing devices, such as mobile phones and car navigation systems, to create proprietary search and information retrieval functions" "The Japanese project is comprised of 10 partnerships, each tasked with a specific next-generation search function."
Already in the mix are Sony (SNE), Toyota (TM), NEC (NIPNY) NTT Data, and Hitachi (HIT).
Catching Google through committee work by big companies and the Japanese government.
Unlikely.
Douglas A. McIntyre
Markets in Asia rose
The Nikkei was up .9% to 16,152. Hitache (HIT) fell 1.5% to 724. Sony (SNE) rose 1.1% to 5290.
The Hang Seng rose 1.8% to 23,413. China Mobile (CHL) rose 2.6% to 101.8. HSBC (HBC) rose .4% to 138.8.
The Shanghai Composite rose 1.1% to 5,168.
Data from Reuters
Douglas A. McIntyre
Markets in Asia were mixed with Shanghia hitting an all-time high.
The Nikkei fell .9% to 17.702. HItachi (HIT) fell 4.4% to 676. Sony (SNE) rose 11% to 6360.
The Hang Seng fell .7% to 23,204. Dhina Mobile (CHL) fell 1.9% to 91.45. China Unicom (CHU) fell 1.8% to 14.22.
The Shanghai Composte rose .5% to 4,346.
Data from Reuters
Douglas A. McIntyre
Markets in Asia were mixed.
The Nikkei was down .8% to 17,888. Canon (CAJ) was down 1.9% to 7050. Hitachi (HIT) was up 2.9% to 916. Honda (HMC) was down 1.8% to 4420.
The Hang Seng was down .2% to 23,431. China Netcom (CN) was down 1.7% to 20.35. China Petroleum (SNP) was up .6% to 8.39.
The Shanghai Composite was up 2.7% to 4,324.
Data from Reuters
Douglas A. McIntyre
Markets in Asia were mixed.
The Nikkei rose .2% to 18,002. Canon (CAJ) rose 1.1% to 7190. Hitachi (HIT) rose 4.1% to 891. Sony (SNE) rose 1.8% to 6300.
The Hang Seng rose .6% to 23,485. China Netcom (CN) fell 1.2% to 20.65. HSBC (HBC) rose .3% to 145.3.
The Shanghai Composite fell .1% to 4,210.
Data from Reuters.
Douglas A. McIntyre
Markets in Asia were mostly down.
The Nikkei fell 1.1% to 18,016. Hitachi (HIT) fell 1.4% to 861. NTT (NTT) rose .6% to 543000. Toyota (TM) fell 1.3% to 7460.
The Hang Seng fell 1.1% to 22,816. China Netcom (CN) fell 2.8% to 20.7. China Petroleum (SNP) fell 4% to 8.39.
The Shanghai Composite was up .9% to 3,930.
Data from Reuters
Douglas A. McIntyre
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