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STOCK MARKETS: 2008 Winners and Losers

Stocks tumbled around the world as the subprime mortgage crisis drove the U.S. into recession and wrecked financial institutions. With credit scarce, some companies sought government loans or were forced into bankruptcy. Few shares performed well.

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AMERICAS/EUROPE/ASIA

 EQUITY INDEXES
 VALUECHANGE% CHANGE
Topix875.9116.671.94
Hang Seng15,563.31520.503.46
Singapore Straits Times1,924.8795.165.20
S&P/ASX3,752.8065.801.78

JAPAN MOST ACTIVE BY VOLUME
 PRICE% CHANGEVOLUME
MIZUHO FINANCIAL29815.6491390200
NIPPON STEEL3034.4841294000
MITSUBISHI UFJ F5714.0137771200
GS YUASA CORP514-3.9329886000
FDK CORP15340.3721582000
MARUBENI CORP3524.7619357000
HITACHI LTD3645.5119050000
SUMITOMO MET IND2264.1517622000
MITSUBISHI CORP13529.2117512400
MITSUI & CO9788.5517485000

 FUTURES
 VALUECHANGE% CHANGE
Nikkei 2259,070.00240.002.72
Topix877.5015.501.80
Hang Seng15,644.00605.004.02
Singapore Straits Times1,924.00119.006.59
S&P/ASX3,740.0059.001.60

 CURRENCIES
 VALUECHANGE% CHANGE
USD-JPY93.0900-0.3100-0.33
USD-HKD7.75260.00020.00
USD-SGD1.4737-0.0012-0.08
AUD-USD0.7128-0.0045-0.63

 COMMODITY FUTURES
 VALUECHANGE% CHANGE
Oil48.50-0.31-0.64
Gold857.70-0.10-0.01
Natural Gas6.120.050.76

 BONDS
 PRICEYIELD 
10-Year Japan101.551.22 
10-Year Hong Kong102.881.32 
10-Year Singapore115.602.20 
10-Year Australia108.014.29 

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