Asian equities were mixed on Friday ahead of the closely-watched US jobs report while apprehension about Greece’s bailout program also weighed on sentiment.
Japanese shares won back nearly all of Thursday’s 1 percent loss as earnings season continued to be the market’s main driver.
Shanghai stocks dipped 0.3 percent on speculation about additional monetary stimulus measures. State media firm Xinhua reported that Wednesday’s RRR cut isn’t the start of an aggressive easing stance, quoting a central bank official.
Shanghai stocks dipped 0.3 percent on speculation about additional monetary stimulus measures. State media firm Xinhua reported that Wednesday’s RRR cut isn’t the start of an aggressive easing stance, quoting a central bank official.
South Korean shares were unable to join Asia-wide gains due to a 1.5 percent fall in index heavyweight Hyundai Motor. Shares fell after the Hyundai family sold a 13 percent stake worth USD 1.1 billion in shipping affiliate Hyundai Glovis.
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