Tuesday, the U.S. market, commodity stocks were short of the "main force", dragging the three major U.S. stock indices mostly lower after suspended consecutive record high rebound.
4 closing, the largest U.S. gold producer Newmont Mining fell 3.3% to $ 59.08. Listed companies in the world's largest FMCG Copper fell 0.7%, to $ 118.75. The same day, U.S. stock index Standard & Poor's 500 index fell 0.5%, raw materials, energy sub-index fell 0.6%. In the past 2010 years, the raw material stocks and energy stocks led U.S. stocks precisely the plate.
Dragged down by resource stocks callback, the day the U.S. stock market is more depressed most of the time, just by accident after midday better than expected durable goods orders boosted the rebound. 4 close, the S & P 500 index fell 0.13%, at 1270 points, how much from the two points down. The Nasdaq fell 0.4%. Slightly better performance of the Dow, closing 0.2%. Universal day of major U.S. stock exchanges rose less or more.
Bearish sentiment also spread to the Asia-Pacific and European markets on Wednesday. 5, late Tokyo, MSCI Asia Pacific Index fell 0.4% suspension of a wave continued for seven days, up 2.6% of total gains. Constituent stocks of the index, about six in Chengdu in the fall. Tuesday, MSCI Asia Pacific index hit a two and a half high.
Specific to a single market, Japan's stock market fell 0.2%, the Nikkei index was at 10,381 points from the previous record of seven half day highs. Stocks, resource stocks decline significantly, Sumitomo Metal Mining fell 1.8%. South Korean stock market hit a record high intraday Xianyanghouyi, dipped 0.1%.
Australian stock market fell 0.6%, to nearly one month closing low. Affected by the floods Pudie mining stocks, BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto were down about 1%. Pre-performance eye-catching Chinese Taipei stock market fell 1.7% on Wednesday, creating the biggest one-day drop in two months. Hong Kong stocks ended higher despite tenacious, but resource shares fell significantly, Zijin Mining, Jiangxi Copper and other stocks are in decline 2% from top to bottom.
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