Asian markets pushed higher on Wednesday, taking a lead from fresh gains in New York and Europe in response to reports that the European Central Bank will widen its stimulus programme.
Speculation about further monetary easing in the eurozone pushed the euro lower, while the dollar gave up some of its US gains in early Japanese trade.
Tokyo - which surged four per cent Monday before losing 2 per cent Tuesday - jumped 1.71 per cent by the break. Hong Kong climbed 0.62 per cent, Sydney added 0.84 per cent and Seoul put on 0.60 per cent while Shanghai was flat.
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Speculation about further monetary easing in the eurozone pushed the euro lower, while the dollar gave up some of its US gains in early Japanese trade.
Tokyo - which surged four per cent Monday before losing 2 per cent Tuesday - jumped 1.71 per cent by the break. Hong Kong climbed 0.62 per cent, Sydney added 0.84 per cent and Seoul put on 0.60 per cent while Shanghai was flat.
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