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China stocks on a roll after stimulus measures, Asian FX rise



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China stocks set for best day since Sept 2008

Malaysia ringgit set for blockbuster quarter

Tokyo shares dive after new PM raises concerns

By Shivangi Lahiri and Archishma Iyer

Sept 30 (Reuters) - Chinese shares were poised for their best day in 16 years on Monday, driven by weekend stimulus measures that boosted risk appetite, while the Malaysian ringgit led gains among Asian currencies.

The Shanghai Stock Exchange .SSEC advanced as much as 8.8% to 3,358.58 points, with investors hopeful that the slew of measures would halt the extended economic downturn faced by world's second-biggest economy.

China's markets are closed from Tuesday for a week-long holiday.

The country's central bank said it would tell lenders to lower mortgage rates for existing home loans before Oct. 31, as part of sweeping policies to support the country's beleaguered property market.

The new stimulus measures offset disappointment from China's slowing manufacturing activity in September.

"A coordinated stimulus blitz suggests that China has reached a 'whatever it takes' moment with economic risks reaching Beijing’s pain threshold," analysts from Bank of Singapore wrote.

Among emerging Asian currencies, the ringgit MYR= rose as much as 0.6% totrade at 4.099 per U.S. dollar, and was poised for its third straight monthly gain. China is the biggest trading partner for most of the region.

The Malaysian currency has had a stellar quarterly run, advancing around 12.9%, making it the best performing currency of the year in emerging Asia, driven by a host of factors such as robust foreign investor inflows, economic growth and political stability.

The Thai baht THB=TH, Taiwan dollar TWD=TP, and the South Korean won KRW=KFTC rose between 0.2% and 0.5%, with them posting monthly gains.

Investors will monitor inflationprints from South Korea, Indonesia and the Philippines during the week, while a key U.S. jobs report will likely determine if the Federal Reserve will deliver another outsized rate cut.

Indonesia and Philippines had already kicked off their rate-cutting cycle, although others such as Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand are unlikely to ease policy through 2025, according to Barclays analysts.

"A relatively more positive growth outlook if China does enjoy a significant rebound could, at the margin, reduce the need for monetary policy easing for some central banks," Barclays analysts wrote.

"This would reinforce our view that EM Asia central banks are unlikely to 'follow' the Fed in cutting big or quick," they added.

Among other Asian shares, Taipei stocks .TWII ended 2.6%, down, withsemiconductor giant TSMC 2330.TW losing 4.3%.

In Tokyo, the Nikkei .N225 slumped 4.8%, as investors awaited policy directions from incoming Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, who has been critical of the central bank's policies in the past.

Shares in Seoul .KS11, Manila .PSI and Jakarta .JKSE fell between 1.2% and 2.1%


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Asian currencies and stocks at 0650 GMT

COUNTRY

FX RIC

FX DAILY %

FX YTD %

INDEX

STOCKS DAILY %

STOCKS YTD %

Japan

JPY=

+0.18

-0.62

.N225

-4.80

13.31

China

CNY=CFXS

-0.03

+1.21

.SSEC

6.76

10.80

India

INR=IN

-0.10

-0.69

.NSEI

-1.05

19.20

Indonesia

IDR=

-0.11

+1.70

.JKSE

-1.19

4.57

Malaysia

MYR=

+0.41

+11.81

.KLSE

-0.35

13.73

Philippines

PHP=

-0.04

-1.09

.PSI

-1.54

13.39

S.Korea

KRW=KFTC

+0.18

-1.51

.KS11

-2.13

-2.34

Singapore

SGD=

+0.05

+3.05

.STI

0.35

10.66

Taiwan

TWD=TP

+0.14

-2.88

.TWII

-2.62

23.95

Thailand

THB=TH

+0.58

+6.13

.SETI

0.11

2.54



Graphic: World FX rates https://tmsnrt.rs/2RBWI5E

Asian stock markets https://tmsnrt.rs/2zpUAr4


Reporting by Shivangi Lahiri and Archishma Iyer in Bengaluru; Editing by Muralikumar Anantharaman and Nivedita Bhattacharjee

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