Asian stocks rose on Friday in last week's sessions, led by the Japanese market with the support of positive US economic data boosted investor optimism growth in the world's largest economy in conjunction with the polls show that Shinzo Abe heading for a landslide victory in elections next Sunday.
The MSCI Asia Pacific Index rose 0.4 By 14:49 pm Tokyo time rebounding from its lowest level in seven weeks, but heading to a weekly loss after a 2 percent were over the trading week, led by energy companies on the impact of falling oil prices to the lowest level since 2009.
Futures fell for the S & P 500 rose 0.1 percent after rising yesterday on Wall Street about 0.5 percent after positive data in the United States rising retail sales showed last month, the highest pace in eight months fell jobless claims by about three thousand for the week ending December 6 December
Asia indicators
Japan's benchmark Nikkei index rose 0.9 percent, and the broader TOPIX index rose by 0.6% range, and the yen fell for the second consecutive day against the US dollar.
The MSCI Asia Pacific Index rose 0.4 By 14:49 pm Tokyo time rebounding from its lowest level in seven weeks, but heading to a weekly loss after a 2 percent were over the trading week, led by energy companies on the impact of falling oil prices to the lowest level since 2009.
Futures fell for the S & P 500 rose 0.1 percent after rising yesterday on Wall Street about 0.5 percent after positive data in the United States rising retail sales showed last month, the highest pace in eight months fell jobless claims by about three thousand for the week ending December 6 December
Asia indicators
Japan's benchmark Nikkei index rose 0.9 percent, and the broader TOPIX index rose by 0.6% range, and the yen fell for the second consecutive day against the US dollar.
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