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Navigation Primary Navigation Home Singapore Asia Pacific World Business Entertainment Sports Technology Top Stories Most Popular Secondary Navigation Australia China India Indonesia Japan Malaysia Philippines Thailand Vietnam Search Search: RPT-GLOBAL MARKETS-Asia stocks up for 5th day on China rate cut Reuters - Thursday, November 27 * Bank stocks rally for second day, Japan tech sector climbs * Political risks flare up in India, Thailand * Oil slips below $54, with demand uncertain By Kevin Plumberg HONG KONG, Nov 27 - Asia stocks rose for a fifth day on Thursday, helped by hopes that policymakers' efforts will ultimately prevail after a surprise and aggressive rate cut from China, though U.S. data ominously reflected a deep recession. Investor sentiment also improved after U.S. stocks chalked up a four-day winning streak, their longest run since May, as shares in General Motors Corp <GM.N> and Ford Motor Co <F.N> surged on expectations that Washington will bail out the car industry. While investors cheered China's policy moves, views on India, emerging Asia's other titan, darkened after militants killed at least 86 peple in the financial capital Mumbai. India's stock markets were shut for the day following the attacks. Oil prices shrugged off the rise in Asian equities and fell more than $1 near $53 a barrel as investors shifted their focus back to distressed demand, after U.S. government data showed a sharp buildup in crude stocks. Two different camps of investors were emerging as the end of a wild, volatile year for markets approaches. One group believes global equity prices have already discounted a global recession and now there is value to be found in some beaten down sectors, like financials and consumer goods companies. The other pack thinks the boost from trillions of dollars of government stimulus and aggressive central bank moves -- like China's surprising 1.08 percentage point cut in interest rates -- will help down the line but the near-term drag from shrinking economies in Europe, Japan and the United States is inescapable. "China's rate cuts only help to some extent for the Asian risk environment because the key ingredient that's driving the gloomy outlook is actual demand, especially from advanced economies," said Suan Teck Kin, an economist with United Overseas Bank in Singapore. "These would help spur some investment and spending activities and support the fiscal initiatives but the main driver would still be from actual spending." Stocks in the Asia-Pacific region outside of Japan were up 2.7 percent, set for a fifth straight day of gains, according to an MSCI index <.MIAPJ0000PUS>. Still the index is on track for a seventh month of declines, down about 9 percent in November. Hong Kong's Hang Seng index <.HSI> rose 2.9 percent, while Shanghai's composite index <.SSEC> rose 4.7 percent. Bank stocks benefited from a drop in reserve requirements, with shares of China's biggest bank, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd <1398.HK><601398.SS>, up 4 percent. In Japan, the Nikkei share average <.N225> climbed 2.4 percent, supported by a rally in the technology sector, which globally has been a hard-hit because of its dependence of business and consumer spending. U.S. markets were closed on Thursday for a public holiday, but investors would undoubtedly be on the lookout for retail sales figures for the day after Thanksgiving on Friday. That is traditionally the busiest time for retailers but desultory economic conditions may encourage consumers to temper spending. POLITICAL RISKS BUILD The last few days have seen a buildup in political risks in Asia, especially after the attacks in India and anti-government protestors in Thailand blockaded an airport in Bangkok. Thai stocks <.SETI> were down 1.6 percent as protests in Bangkok threatened to escalate into widespread civil unrest after the country's prime minister refused to step down. [ID:nBKK345814] The cost of protection against sovereign debt default in Thailand and indications of heightened aversion to risk rose in India, adding to uncertainty when investors crave for stability with focus still on the economic impact of the financial crisis. "Clearly, it will be negative for the sentiment towards India at this point of time, the time when the world is already looking to be highly uncertain in terms of its growth prospects," said Joseph Tan, Asia chief economist with Credit Suisse in Singapore, referring to the attacks in Mumbai. "This will be negative for the rupee versus the dollar, but again I want to stress that the impact will be short-lived." The U.S. dollar steadied against the euro after rising on Wednesday on a string of weak U.S. economic data that accelerated safe-haven flows into the world's foremost reserve currency. U.S. consumer spending in October posted its biggest drop in more than seven years, and consumer confidence fell to a 28-year low in November, further darkening the economic outlook. [ID:nN26338126] The euro rose 0.1 percent to $1.2900 <EUR=>, after falling as low as $1.2819 on Wednesday, partly on pessimistic views about the impact of a 200 billion euro European stimulus plan. The dollar fell 0.3 percent to 95.48 yen <JPY=>, having rebounded from Wednesday's low of 94.60 yen. U.S. crude futures fell towards $53 a barrel on Thursday, as investors fretted over falling oil demand, erasing some of the previous day's sharp gains. 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