Asian stock markets advanced early Friday, taking cues from a surge on Wall Street amid hopes for continued improvement in the USeconomy, while steady oil prices also provided support.
China's benchmark Shanghai Composite index opened down 0.5 percent after data showed the mainland's consumer price index (
CPI) hovered near a five-year of 1.5 percent in December, in line with expectations, offering signs of persisting weakness in the economy.
Meanwhile in Hong Kong, the Hang Seng index added 0.6 percent in early trade.
Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 index rallied early Friday, set for a third straight winning session, aided by a weak yen and strong gains on Wall Street overnight.
South Korean shares extended Thursday's gains as index heavyweights rallied, while the junior Kosdaq index advanced 1 percent.
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China's benchmark Shanghai Composite index opened down 0.5 percent after data showed the mainland's consumer price index (
CPI) hovered near a five-year of 1.5 percent in December, in line with expectations, offering signs of persisting weakness in the economy.Meanwhile in Hong Kong, the Hang Seng index added 0.6 percent in early trade.
Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 index rallied early Friday, set for a third straight winning session, aided by a weak yen and strong gains on Wall Street overnight.
South Korean shares extended Thursday's gains as index heavyweights rallied, while the junior Kosdaq index advanced 1 percent.
For more information ✆ - 0731-6642300 or Visit https://www.epicresearch.co/
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