The benchmark index of Asia Pacific shares outside Japan, MSCI, down 0.1%.
The main stock indexes in Asia again depressed market trading on Wednesday, September 19, 2012, as investors look for new catalysts such as the Bank of Japan's policy meeting after positive sentiment Federal Reserve stimulus measures the United States.
The benchmark index of Asia Pacific shares outside Japan, MSCI, down 0.1 percent. Australian stocks index fell 0.1 percent and South Korea's stock index down 0.3 percent.
However, in the Japanese market, the Nikkei 225 index opened up 0.5 percent of the sentiment triggered investors' expectations of the stimulus that is ready to be decided in a meeting of the Bank of Japan ended in two days.
Meanwhile, U.S. stock indexes ended fluctuate and European markets fell at the close of trading Tuesday. That triggered the Spanish Steps that seem to avoid decisions seek EU bailout, at a time when the European Central Bank to start buying government bonds to reduce borrowing costs.
"All the positive catalysts are expected to come out, and the market seems stuck at current levels," said Won Sang-pil, an analyst at Tong Yang Securities, as quoted by Reuters page.