Capital Stroke : Asian Markets
Asian shares were broadly higher on Wednesday as investors shrugged off a negative finish on Wall Street, while the ongoing meltdown in oil markets damped sentiment.
Japan’s Nikkei 225 index fell at the open amid a slightly stronger yen; the US dollar was fetching 117.5 yen early Wednesday, compared with 117.8 at Tuesday’s close.
China’s Shanghai Composite index opened up 0.7 percent while Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index crept up 0.3 percent early Wednesday.
Meanwhile in Hong Kong, the city’s chief executive CY Leung will give his first policy speech since the government brought an end to a near-3-month-long pro-democracy demonstration.
For more details visit: http://www.capitalstroke.com/ or contact on 0731-3299704
Asian shares were broadly higher on Wednesday as investors shrugged off a negative finish on Wall Street, while the ongoing meltdown in oil markets damped sentiment.
Japan’s Nikkei 225 index fell at the open amid a slightly stronger yen; the US dollar was fetching 117.5 yen early Wednesday, compared with 117.8 at Tuesday’s close.
China’s Shanghai Composite index opened up 0.7 percent while Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index crept up 0.3 percent early Wednesday.
Meanwhile in Hong Kong, the city’s chief executive CY Leung will give his first policy speech since the government brought an end to a near-3-month-long pro-democracy demonstration.
For more details visit: http://www.capitalstroke.com/ or contact on 0731-3299704
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