DEBORAH MARCHINI, CNN ANCHOR: Asia's two biggest markets failed to extend Monday's rally.</s>DAVID HAFFENREFFER, CNN ANCHOR: Our Michelle Han wraps up the day in trading there from our studios in Hong Kong. Hi, Michelle.</s>MICHELLE HAN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: David, Deborah, good morning to you. Well, Asian markets ended mixed after the weakness in tech stocks on Wall Street influenced several key bourses. Tokyo's Nikkei average fell almost a half percent. Chip stocks were feeling the after-effects of Intel's revenue warnings of last week. For example, NEC shed a 3 1/3 percent; Toshiba down 2 1/2 percent. In Hong Kong, Pacific Century CyberWorks stole the spotlight again; the stock slumped seven percent, giving back all of Monday's gains. Its deals with Australian telecom giant Telstra is in jeopardy. Battered PCCW haunted the Hang Seng index; it finished nearly one percent lower. But Taiwan emerged as one of the winners after the government intervened late in the session to stop its decline. And that wraps up the business day here in Asia. Back to you both in New York.</s>MARCHINI: Thanks, Michelle.
Asian Markets End Mixed on Wall Street Weakness