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 EQUITY INDEXES
 VALUECHANGE% CHANGE
Topix1,303.3515.611.21
Hang Seng23,134.55607.072.69
Singapore Straits Times2,978.9888.323.06
S&P/ASX5,105.3099.701.99

JAPAN MOST ACTIVE BY VOLUME
 PRICE% CHANGEVOLUME
URBAN CORP16115.00104550200
MITSUBISHI UFJ F10102.4367465600
GS YUASA CORP5205.0560593000
HASEKO12520.1959916000
NIPPON STEEL6201.8159510000
SUMITOMO MET IND5202.9749240000
MITSUB HEAVY IND5081.8031918000
KIMURATAN CORP50.0026342000
NISSAN MOTOR CO832-1.0723616900
CHUO MITSUI TRUS6734.5023129000

 FUTURES
 VALUECHANGE% CHANGE
Nikkei 22513,420.0060.000.45
Topix1,315.005.500.42
Hang Seng23,260.00829.003.70
Singapore Straits Times2,979.0089.003.08
S&P/ASX5,113.0012.000.24

 CURRENCIES
 VALUECHANGE% CHANGE
USD-JPY107.89500.00000.00
USD-HKD7.79980.00120.01
USD-SGD1.3642-0.0004-0.03
AUD-USD0.9617-0.0004-0.04

 COMMODITY FUTURES
 VALUECHANGE% CHANGE
Oil124.480.040.03
Gold921.70-1.10-0.12
Natural Gas9.66-0.13-1.31

 BONDS
 PRICEYIELD 
10-Year Japan100.511.65 
10-Year Hong Kong98.783.76 
10-Year Singapore104.543.46 
10-Year Australia91.156.43 

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