Asian indices open trade in the green with Nikkei 225 rising by 1.2%


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  • With the beginning of November, Asian Indices opened trade in green. Riding on the positive trend, Nikkei 225 shot up by 1.2. The markets opened on a positive note following the cues of higher US Markets. US Markets were up as consumer confidence data strengthened its climb. Surge in crude oil prices added to the rise.
     
  • The morning marked the rise in Nikkei 225 by more than 1%, following the better-than-expected Q2 results boosting consumers’ sentiments. Among the gainers were oil stocks which benefited from the sharp gains in crude oil prices.
     
  • Among the top gainers was Sony. Shares of Sony appreciated by more than 11% following the better-than-expected results and announcement of full year growth guidance.
     
  • Sharp surge seen in technology stocks, such as Samsung and SK Hynix, which pushed the Korean Index up by 1%.
     
  • Chinese companies were trading marginally higher, owing to subdued trade as investors eyed Caixin manufacturing Purchasing Managers’Index. The official PMI was below expectations on Tuesday. 
Here is an overview of the Asian Indices and their levels:
  • Japan’’s Nikkei 225 trading up at 22,324 level, up by 1.40%
  • Chinas Shanghai Composite gained marginally by 0.28% to close at 3,402.
  • Taiwans Taiex gained by 0.19% to close at 10,814 level.
  • South Koreas Kospi appreciated by 1.07% to end trade at 2,550.
  • Hong Kong Hang Seng trading up by 0.55% at 28,401.
  • Singapore Straits Times rose by 0.35% to 3,386 level.
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