Asian markets rose for a second straight day on Friday, taking a
positive cue from Wall Street, and Thailand's baht edged up against the
dollar after the army announced a coup after months of deadly protests.
The greenback made further inroads against the yen as improved sentiment led investors into higher yielding, riskier assets.
Tokyo rose 0.94 per cent by the break, Hong Kong added 0.13 per cent, Sydney was up 0.38 per cent, Seoul put on 0.10 per cent and Shanghai was 0.13 per cent higher.
Sentiment remains buoyant after Thursday's gains that were fuelled by a sharp improvement in Chinese manufacturing activity and positive comments about interest rates from the US Federal Reserve.
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Tokyo rose 0.94 per cent by the break, Hong Kong added 0.13 per cent, Sydney was up 0.38 per cent, Seoul put on 0.10 per cent and Shanghai was 0.13 per cent higher.
Sentiment remains buoyant after Thursday's gains that were fuelled by a sharp improvement in Chinese manufacturing activity and positive comments about interest rates from the US Federal Reserve.
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