Asia Stocks Mixed As Greece Concerns Linger; Nikkei Up 0.2%

Asian stocks constantly worries about the debt of European countries of Greece to recover the debt by the blast were mixed Wednesday as optimism.

Japan Nikkei 225 Index was 0.2% higher during the last operation in Asia, Hong Kong Hang Seng Index, Australia ASX/200 index rose 0.4%, decreased by 1, 2%.

World stock markets in the policy of the euro area are trying to increase the size of the European Financial Stability hopes boosted by the recovery of the region, met on Tuesday, which came into force.

However, the Financial Times report weighed on market sentiment for the euro-zone countries of Greece on the conditions of a rescue plan is different, he said.

The third largest lender Mizuho Financial Group in the country fell 0.8% share of the financial sector, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Japan's largest lender rose 0.9%, were mixed.

Exporters of uncertainty in the global outlook are mixed. Consumer electronics giant Sony was up 1.9% in the manufacturer of semiconductors Elpida Memory fell 3.5% seen from Toyota added 0.8%.

I saw the world's largest manufacturer of cigarettes third, from Japan Tobacco, the Japanese government to refinance the northern areas of Japan to sell its 50% interest in the news of the earthquake and tsunami affected 2.3% decline in March.

Traders took profits after the previous session, rallying strongly than elsewhere, Hong Kong, shares of the financial sector has led to losses.

Bank of China's largest lender Industrial and Commercial China on Tuesday declined by 9.9% after the addition of 4.1%. Bank of China in Hong Kong decreased by 4.6% in the Construction Bank to compete with China, has seen falling by 3.3%.

Shares of Sun Hung Kai Properties fell by 1.75% for developers, the land, but a decrease of 2.7% in action, has contributed to losses.

In the meantime, the European Parliament in Finland, the potential increase in EFSF term stock market down sharply before the vote.

A sign in the German DAX lost 1.3% while the Euro STOXX 50 run mark, the French CAC 40 fell 1.4% to maturity, the FTSE 100 fell 1.05% and 1 , 3% from the fall semester.

Later in the day, the U. S. Federal Reserve, Ben Bernanke, while speaking, was data on durable goods orders.