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Asian markets trade weak

Hang Seng is quoting at 20,332, down 530 points or 2.5%, and the Nikkei is at 10,554, lower by 313 points or 2.8%. - Asian stocks fall for fourth day on China rate concern - Rolls-Royce aims to triple Asia sales in 2010 - Asian markets remain weak - Volatile markets end flat on global cues, realty stocks fall - IMF warns of excessive capital inflow in Asian economies - Rupee down 10 paise at 45.91/$ Straits Times is at 2,792, lower by 58 points or 2%, Seoul Composite has weakened by 48 points or 2.8% at 1,673 and Taiwan Weighted has shed 200 points or 2.4% at 7,927.47. Shanghai Composite has lost 69 points or 2.2% at 3,089. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------(Updated at 0823am) The Asian markets have opened in the negative, in line with their US counterparts. The Hang Seng is at 20,513, weaker by 348 points or 1.6% and Nikkei is at 10,573, lower by 295 points or 2.7%. Straits Times is at 2,811, down 39.9 points or 1.4%, Seoul Composite is at 1,688, lower by 33 points or 1.9% and Taiwan Weighted is at 7,966, down 161 points or 1.9%. Shanghai Composite has shed 44 points or 1.4% at 3,114.


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