XINING [url=http://www.wholesalenbajerseyschinacheap.com/Wholesale_Houston_Rockets_Jerseys.html]Wholesale Houston Rockets Shirts[/url] , China, July 16 (Xinhua) - Jon Aberasturi from team Ukyo (UKO) won the first stage of Tour of Qinghai Lake in 3 hours and 31 minutes. He puts on both yellow jersey and green jersey, which represents the overall leader and best sprinter respectively.

"Before two sprints, there were many good sprinters, but finally I kept on going, and I made it happen." Jon said.

Maral-Erdene Batmunkh from Malaysia's Terengganu Cycling Team (TSG) is presented with the blue jersey that represents the best Asian rider. And the Polka dot jersey is awarded to Torku Sekerspor (TRK) of Turkey as the best climber.

Dusan Rajovic from Slovenia's Adria Mobil (ADR) and Georgios Bouglas from China Continental Team of Gansu Bank (GTO) came second and third in this stage.

The first stage, Ledu to Xining, covers a total distance of 153km, with 2 intermediate sprints and 1 third-category climb.

The second stage Xining circuit race will be held on Monday.

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SEOUL, June 24 (Xinhua) -- South Korean shares fell for three straight sessions on Monday as concerns emerged over China's economic slowdown amid the lingering worries about the tapering of the U.S. Federal Reserve's bond purchases later this year.

The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) sank 23. 82 points, or 1.31 percent, to close at 1,799.01, falling below the 1,800-point level for the first time in 11 months. Trading volume stood at 217.79 million shares worth 3.12 trillion won (2. 68 billion U.S. dollars).

Manufacturing activities in China slowed to a nine-month low, boosting worries that the world's No.2 economy was slumping. The HSBC Flash Manufacturing Purchasing Managers'Index (PMI) for June declined to 48.3, the lowest since October last year and down from 49.2 in May.

The Shanghai Interbank Offered Rate (SHIBOR) overnight rate, or a basic gauge of interbank borrowing costs, hit a record-high of 13.44 percent last Thursday before diving to 8.49 percent the next day. The abrupt surge boosted concerns over China's funding conditions, denting sentiment in the South Korean stock market, experts said.

Worries remained about the tapering of the Fed's quantitative easing later this year, continuing to weigh down on market sentiment. The KOSPI dropped 1.5 percent on Friday and 2 percent on Thursday respectively following Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's comments over possible end of bond purchases.

Foreigners kept their selling spree for 12 straight sessions with stock sales worth 249.2 billion won. Over the past 12 trading days, overseas investors sold a total of more than 5 trillion won in local stocks.

Retail investors bought a net 146.5 billion won worth of stocks to hunt for bargains, and institutional investors purchased KOSPI200 index futures worth 409.4 billion won, limiting the KOSPI ' s further decline.

Most large-cap shares ended in negative territory. Market bellwether Samsung Electronics fell 0.4 percent, and top life insurer Samsung Life Insurance retreated 2.8 percent. The nation' s No.1 wireless carrier SK Telecom tumbled 4.7 percent, and top auto parts maker Hyundai Mobis slid 2.1 percent.

The local currency finished at 1,161.4 won against the greenback, down 6.7 won from Friday's close. The currency dropped more than 30 won from last Wednesday's close of 1,130.8 won.

Bond prices ended sharply lower. The yield on the liquid three- year treasury notes surged 0.08 percentage point to 3.12 percent, and the return on the benchmark 10-year government bonds jumped 0. 10 percentage point to 3.68 percent.

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