
亞洲股市週三反彈,韓國綜合指數早盤漲逾2.5%,日本日經平均指數盤中漲近500點,受科技股帶動,美股四大指數週二續跌但跌幅收斂。
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美股四大指數週二續受晶片股走勢疲弱拖累而收黑,但跌幅有所收斂,亞股在週二重挫後週三率先反彈。
亞股大反攻!韓股漲逾2.5%,日經漲近500點。(彭博)
〔財經頻道/綜合報導〕受晶片股走勢疲弱拖累,美股4大指數週二續收黑,仍跌勢收斂,而亞股在週二重挫後,週三率先反彈,其中又以韓股漲勢最大,早盤漲逾2.5%,而日經亦開高走高,盤中漲500點,重返6萬8。
晶片股延續近期跌勢,市場也正分析花旗和其他美國大型銀行喜憂參半的季度業績,週二道瓊工業指數下跌180.45點、0.35%,標普500指數下跌0.02%,那斯達克指數下跌0.15%,費城半導體指數連五黑,下跌0.23%,台積電ADR上漲0.77美元、0.17%,收在445.12美元。
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而亞股在週二重挫後,週三率先反彈,其中又以韓股漲勢最大,指數開盤漲26.72點或0.44%,以6062.08點開出,在三星電子與SK海力士開高走高,漲逾3.5%下,指數也跟著飆高,來到6190.65點,漲155.29點或2.57%,不過,急漲後又見調節賣單,漲勢收斂,截至台北時間10點47分,報6134.84點,漲99.48點或1.65%。
日經也跟著反彈,開盤漲165點,以67942點開出,指數開高走高,漲499點或0.73%,來到68276點,上午盤暫收68193點,漲415點。
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