Asian markets mostly rose Thursday, tracking a second straight rally in New York, while the dollar also pushed higher after the Federal Reserve upgraded its outlook on the US economy.
With the mood on global markets a little more upbeat than at the start of the week, oil prices edged up although concerns over a supply glut are keeping a lid on rises.
Tokyo jumped 1.05 per cent as the yen weakened against the greenback, while Hong Kong added 0.77 per cent, Sydney climbed 0.58 per cent and Shanghai was 0.10 per cent higher.
Seoul dropped 0.73 per cent, hurt by selling in heavyweight Samsung Electronics after it reported disappointing earnings.
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With the mood on global markets a little more upbeat than at the start of the week, oil prices edged up although concerns over a supply glut are keeping a lid on rises.
Tokyo jumped 1.05 per cent as the yen weakened against the greenback, while Hong Kong added 0.77 per cent, Sydney climbed 0.58 per cent and Shanghai was 0.10 per cent higher.
Seoul dropped 0.73 per cent, hurt by selling in heavyweight Samsung Electronics after it reported disappointing earnings.
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