Asia's markets were mixed Wednesday following a
healthy lead from Wall Street, while investors turn their attention to
US and Japanese central bank policy meetings and economic growth data
from the United States.
Tokyo's Nikkei - which was closed on Tuesday for a public holiday -
benefited from a weaker yen, edging up 0.23 per cent by the break,
although traders were cautious ahead of the Bank of Japan (BoJ) policy
decision.
Seoul added 0.15 per cent and Shanghai gained 0.15 per cent but Sydney eased 0.25 per cent and Hong Kong dipped 0.32 per cent after rallying on Tuesday.
Both Singapore and Malaysia's stock markets also rose.
Tokyo's Nikkei - which was closed on Tuesday for a public holiday -
benefited from a weaker yen, edging up 0.23 per cent by the break,
although traders were cautious ahead of the Bank of Japan (BoJ) policy
decision.Seoul added 0.15 per cent and Shanghai gained 0.15 per cent but Sydney eased 0.25 per cent and Hong Kong dipped 0.32 per cent after rallying on Tuesday.
Both Singapore and Malaysia's stock markets also rose.
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