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Market Report - Central Banks Intervene

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10. November 2009

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Asian shares were up Tuesday boosted by Wall Street gains.

The South Korean, Philippine and Thai central banks were spotted stepping into the market to stem appreciation against the US dollar.

In Seoul, defense firm shares jumped after a report of a naval skirmish with North Korea in Yellow Sea waters off the west coast. No casualties were reported, but the brief clash comes just ahead of a visit by U.S. President Barack Obama.

World No.1 chipmaker Samsung edged up, shadowing U.S. peers after Wells Fargo raised its growth projections for the sector.

Prices of grain and base metals gained, lifting regional trading firms and miners like BHP Billiton.

Chinese refiners such as Sinopec and PetroChina advanced after Beijing hiked gas and diesel prices about 7 percent, taking pump prices on the mainland to record peaks.