Asian markets mostly rose Friday, following a record lead from Wall Street, while the euro continued to defy mounting fears Greece would default after the latest talks on its debt reform collapsed.The yen was flat as investors awaited the conclusion of the Bank of Japan's latest policy meeting, which is being watched for a handle on the state of the country's economy and its stimulus plans.
Tokyo added 0.81 per cent by the break, Hong Kong advanced 0.72 per cent, Sydney surged 1.29 per cent, Seoul gained 0.51 per cent. However, liquidity woes and profit-taking sent Shanghai tumbling 1.99 per cent.
Wall Street's three main indexes rallied, with analysts attributing the gains mostly to the Federal Reserve's policy announcement and pledge Wednesday from chair Janet Yellen that it will only gradually raise interest rates.
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