Epic Research Singapore : Malaysia Airlines Market News Update

Ships and planes pursued Saturday the search for the missing Malaysian airliner off Australia after Prime Minister Tony Abbott said he was "very confident" that signals from the black box had been detected.

 The Australian-led search for the Boeing 777, which disappeared en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, is racing to gather as many signals as possible to determine an exact resting place before a submersible is sent down to find wreckage.
The Joint Agency coordination Centre (JACC) said Saturday that the remote search area where the plane was believed to have gone down some was still shrinking.
"Today, Australian defence vessel Ocean Shield continues more focused sweeps with the towed pinger locator to try and locate further signals related to the aircraft's black boxes.

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Epic Research Singapore : Sony Market News Update

Sony Corp. said Friday there is a risk batteries on its new Vaio personal computers overheating and catching fire, in the latest product glitch to hit the Japanese electronics and entertainment giant. 

Sony said it is asking customers to stop using its Vaio Fit 11A laptops as soon as possible

The company said it has sold a total of 25,905 Vaio products world-wide since it kicked off sales in February, including 497 in the U.S., 7,158 in Europe, 2,088 in China and 3,619 in Japan. 

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Epic Research Singapore : Asian Market Closing Update

While most Asian markets have rebounded following Wall Street’s gains, Tokyo stood out with heavy losses, again. Both the Nikkei Average and the Topix index were off 2.1% at the close, posting a four-day losing streak each.

Toyota Motor fell 3.1%, after reports Wednesday that the world’s largest automaker recalled 6.4 million vehicles globally, due to problems affecting steering wheels, seat rails, engine starters, cables attached to airbags, etc.

Other Japanese car makers declined along with Toyota, as Mazda Motor tumbled 3.7%, Nissan Motor lost 2.6%, and Honda Motor dropped 0.6%.

Tech exporters continued a downward slide, appearing to ignore a small rebound in the yen against the greenback. Sony Corp. pulled back 3.4%, Renesas Electronics Corp. gave up 2.8%, and both Sharp Corp. and Nikon Corp. were off 2.2%.

The dollar was buying ¥102.02, slightly up from ¥101.90 in the previous session. The yen strengthened more than 1% against the U.S. unit on Tuesday.

Real-estate stocks suffered steep falls, as Mitsubishi Estate Company skidded 4.7%, Sumitomo Realty & Development Co. lost 3.8%, and Sekisui House moved 3.4% lower.

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Epic Research Singapore : Ranbaxy Market News Update

India’s Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. is taking over troubled domestic rival Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd. from its Japanese owner, Daiichi Sankyo Co., which struggled for years to turn around the company, in a deal valued at $3.2 billion.
  

Ranbaxy IN:500359 +8.18% , one of the world’s biggest generic drug makers, has battled to overcome increasingly stringent regulatory measures by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, which has barred imports from four out of its five factories in India, on safety concerns..

The deal to sell Ranbaxy is a sign that Daiichi Sankyo JP:4568 +3.36%  is retreating from an expensive effort to clean up Ranbaxy’s drug-making process. Japan’s second-biggest drug maker, which has spent tens of millions of dollars each year on the efforts, acquired a controlling stake in Ranbaxy in 2008 for $4.6 billion

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Epic Research Singapore : BlackBerry Market News Update

Struggling Canadian smartphone maker BlackBerry said it will not renew an accord allowing T-Mobile to sell its phones in the United States.
 

 When the current license expires April 25, T-Mobile, a unit of Deutsche Telekom, will no longer offer BlackBerry phones on its US network.

The two companies' strategies are no longer complementary, although BlackBerry hopes to work again with T-Mobile once their commercial strategies are back in sync, said CEO John Chen.

The end of the contract will have no effect on current users of BlackBerrys on the T-Mobile network.

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Epic Research Singapore : Asian Market Update

Asia's markets mostly fell Thursday following losses on Wall Street, with Japanese shares hit by a stronger yen, while traders remain on edge over the Crimean crisis.

Tokyo fell 1.16 per cent at the break, Sydney slipped 0.89 per cent and Shanghai was 0.22 per cent lower while Hong Kong shed 0.13 per cent and Seoul added 0.10 per cent.

With few catalysts to drive business, investors took their lead from New York, where the three main indexes slipped again despite better-than expected data on retail, a key driver of the US economy.


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Epic Research Singapore : Asian Market Update

Asian markets were mostly down on Tuesday as traders booked profits after the previous day's rally, while Wall Street provided another negative lead in response to anaemic US and Chinese manufacturing data.

Tokyo slipped 0.35 per cent by the break, Hong Kong fell 0.35 per cent, Sydney eased 0.42 per cent and Seoul shed 0.19 per cent but Shanghai was 0.32 per cent higher.
European and US shares were unable to match Monday's strong performance from stocks in Asia, where traders saw a fall in Chinese manufacturing activity as possibly pressing Beijing into announcing monetary easing measures.

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Epic Research Singapore : Current Market Update

Japan (Nikkei Average) up 0.3%
Hong Kong (Hang Seng Index) down 0.1% (at break)
Shanghai (Shanghai Composite Index) up 0.4% (at break)
Sydney (S&P/ASX 200) down 0.3%
Seoul (Kospi) down 0.1%
Mumbai (Sensex) down 0.1%
Taipei (Taiex) up 0.8%
 
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