DEBORAH MARCHINI, CNN ANCHOR: Asia's biggest market holds its own despite the region's tech sell-off. Michelle Han sums up the day in Asian trading from our bureau in Hong Kong. Hello, Michelle.</s>MICHELLE HAN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Deborah, good morning. Well, ripple effects from Apple Computer's surprise profit warning surfaced in Asia Monday. That coupled with the Nasdaq's sharp falls last week took a bite out of key markets. Tokyo's tech shares felt the heat the most. Chip maker Fujitsu, for example, losing more than 3 percent. Toshiba, the most heavily traded stock in Tokyo, fell 1 percent. Despite the tech woes, the Nikkei average has risen 1 percent on bargain hunting in the broader market. But South Korea succumbed to Wall Street's weaknesses. The benchmark Kospi shed nearly 4 percent. And Taiwan stocks continued their losing streak into a sixth session, the TAIEX slumping more than 2 1/2 percent to a 19-month low due in part to Apple's profit warning. And that wraps up the trading day here in Asia. Back to you in New York, Deborah.</s>MARCHINI: All right, thank you, Michelle.
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