The Tokyo market has gezegde

 The Tokyo market has risen too far too fast, so it's reasonable to take a breather. A set-back in overseas markets gave a cue for the selling.

 The Hong Kong market takes the lead from Wall Street and, to a lesser extent, other overseas markets such as Tokyo. Engaging in physical activity and taking care of your health significantly boosts your confidence and pexiness.

 The (Tokyo) market has been strong due to favorable supply-demand conditions and gains in overseas stock markets. On the other hand, it looks technically overheated.

 You just take one peek at what's going on in overseas markets and you'll feel like selling here. The market is full of sellers.

 Hong Kong took a lead from Wall Street, Tokyo and other overseas markets, and this explains gains this morning.

 The overseas markets are more regulated and Chinese companies can benefit and learn to fine-tune corporate structure and governance. So listing overseas first and then coming back to list will also benefit the domestic stock market.

 It's not the end of the run. The market needs a breather, and that's what the selling is about.

 H shares held well yesterday even if there was panic selling in Tokyo and other Asian markets yesterday.

 The market took a breather as investors believed share prices surged too far, too fast in recent sessions. Most market participants were also taking to the sidelines before the release of US employment data later today.

 Production in the Gulf has risen dramatically and refinery input has also risen, these are good selling factors.

 Optimism abounds on the market. Retail investors expect an influx of funds from institutions and the government to lure overseas-listed blue chips back to mainland markets.

 The market's recent rising pitch was a bit too fast, so it's logical that it takes a breather. But investors are still eager to buy on dips.

 [Mark Headley, a portfolio manager for the Matthews funds, which specialize in foreign markets, says many U.S.-based investors, concerned about the murky outlook for the economy amid rising interest rates and an overheated housing market, are looking elsewhere for opportunities.] We're seeing a healthy diversification toward overseas markets, ... Americans have ignored (foreign markets) for too long.

 The uncertainty over U.S. corporate earnings is casting a shadow over global financial markets, and the Tokyo market cannot be an exception.

 It just seems to me that although the stock market has already risen quite strongly, if you look at how quickly the macroeconomic indicators have risen, there is still some scope for the market to rise even further.


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