Asian markets mostly rose Monday following a rally on Wall Street as
attention turns to the release of key data from Japan and the United
States later in the week.
The yen eased slightly against the dollar in early currency deals in response to worse-than-expected Japanese industrial output figures that raise the possibility of further monetary easing by the country's central bank.
Tokyo climbed 0.43 per cent by the break, Hong Kong added 0.81 per cent and Sydney was 0.79 per cent higher but Shanghai dipped 0.20 per cent and Seoul was flat.
Regional investors took their lead from a positive finish to the week in the United States and Europe.
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The yen eased slightly against the dollar in early currency deals in response to worse-than-expected Japanese industrial output figures that raise the possibility of further monetary easing by the country's central bank.
Tokyo climbed 0.43 per cent by the break, Hong Kong added 0.81 per cent and Sydney was 0.79 per cent higher but Shanghai dipped 0.20 per cent and Seoul was flat.
Regional investors took their lead from a positive finish to the week in the United States and Europe.
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