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Asian Stocks Rise on Government Policy Speculation; Canon Gains
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By Jonathan Burgos

Feb. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Asian stocks rose, led by banks and technology companies, on optimism government measures worldwide will ease the financial crisis and stem the deterioration in the global economy.

Westpac Banking Corp., Australiâ?Ts largest bank by market value, gained 3 percent after the central bank slashed its inflation forecast, raising speculation it may cut interest rates. Mizuho Financial Group Inc., Japan?Ts second-largest bank, gained 2.3 percent as a U.S. Treasury official said details of a financial-recovery plan will be announced in three days. Lenovo Group Ltd., the world?Ts fourth-largest personal-computer maker, surged 10 percent in Hong Kong after a management reshuffle.

?oFiscal and monetary stimulus policies have helped improve sentiment,? said Binay Chandgothia, who oversees about $1.5 billion as chief investment officer at Principal Asset Management Co. in Hong Kong. ?oThese measures will benefit the economy although there will be more earnings downgrades.?

The MSCI Asia Pacific Index rose 0.8 percent to 83.18 at 2:32 p.m. in Tokyo, with three stocks rising for each that fell. The gauge has fallen 7.1 percent in 2009, extending last year?Ts record 43 percent tumble, as the credit crisis dragged the world?Ts biggest economies into recession.

Japan?Ts Nikkei 225 Stock Average climbed 1.5 percent, while Hong Kong?Ts Hang Seng Index added 1.4 percent. All markets open for trading advanced.

Canon Inc., which gets a third of its sales from the Americas, climbed 5.7 percent in Tokyo, as the yen?Ts decline this week bolstered earnings prospects for electronics makers. Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Corp., Japan?Ts largest fixed-line phone company, added 1.9 percent and Capcom Co., a video-game developer, surged 20 percent on higher earnings.

Government Action

Futures on the Standard & Poor?Ts 500 Index lost 0.1 percent. The gauge added 1.6 percent yesterday as MasterCard Inc.?Ts profit topped estimates and an analyst said Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Morgan Stanley are healthy enough to repay rescue funds.

Stocks have fallen this year amid mounting signs the financial crisis, which has caused more than $1 trillion in credit-related losses, is hurting corporate earnings. With banks tightening lending, bankruptcies among Japan?Ts listed companies reached an annual postwar record last year, according to Tokyo Shoko Research Ltd.

Governments around the world are stepping up efforts to ease the crisis that the International Monetary Fund predicts will cause global growth to almost grind to a halt this year.

Australiâ?Ts central bank, which has cut its benchmark lending rate by 4 percentage points since September, today forecast inflation to slow to 1.75 percent in the 12 months through June. The economy is expected to expand 0.25 percent in the year through June, the Reserve Bank of Australia said, down from a previous prediction of 1.5 percent.

?~Quietly Confident?T

Westpac climbed 3 percent to A$16.50. Commonwealth Bank of Australia, the nation?Ts largest mortgage lender, gained 2.5 percent to A$29.70.

?oWê?Tve probably got another 75 basis points in rate cuts over the next two months,? said Savanth Sebastian, an economist at Commonwealth Bank in Sydney. Policy makers ?oseem quietly confident the Australian economy will stave off a recession.?

Mizuho, Japan?Ts second-largest bank, gained 2.3 percent to 226 yen. Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc., the country?Ts biggest bank, added 1.1 percent to 482 yen.

A U.S. Treasury official yesterday said Secretary Timothy Geithner will make a speech on Feb. 9 and President Barack Obama will hold a news conference that will address a stimulus package. The plan is likely to include guarantees for illiquid assets on bank balance sheets and an institution that would buy toxic investments, people familiar with the matter have said.

Yen Depreciation

In Tokyo, Canon jumped 5.7 percent to 2,580 yen as the weaker yen boosted the value of overseas sales. The company said it loses 9.1 billion yen for every 1 yen gain against the dollar.

Olympus Corp., a camera maker that counts Europe as its biggest overseas market, climbed 2.9 percent to 1,482 yen.

The Japanese currency is headed for a second weekly loss versus the dollar and the euro. It fell against the dollar to as much as 92.25, the weakest level since Jan. 8, from 89.28 at the close of stock trading in Tokyo yesterday.

?oThe yen?Ts depreciation is something investors are pleased with, because the stronger local currency is one of the main reasons Japanese companies have had to cut forecasts,? Soichiro Monji, chief strategist at Tokyo-based Daiwa SB Investments Ltd., which manages about $53 billion, said.

Higher Earnings

Lenovo climbed 10 percent to HK$1.61, the biggest gain since Jan. 6. The computer maker said yesterday that Chief Executive Officer William Amelio resigned and was replaced by Chairman Yang Yuanqing, while founder Liu Chuanzhi returns as chairman.

Nippon Telegraph rose 1.9 percent to 4,310 yen after saying profit in the nine months through December surged 70 percent. Capcom Co., the Japanese publisher of the ?oResident Evil? movie and game series, surged 20 percent to 1,783 yen after reporting profit in the same period.

Posco, Asiâ?Ts third largest steelmaker, rose 5.4 percent in Seoul to 401,500 won after Indiâ?Ts Business Line reported that the company is planning to build a $1 billion processing plant in India.

To contact the reporters for this story: Jonathan Burgos in Singapore at jburgos4@bloomberg.net.

Last Updated: February 6, 2009 00:34 EST

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