Asian Stock Markets Kick Off The Day With A Rise Excluding Japan

Asian Stock Markets Kick Off The Day With A Rise Excluding Japan Asian stock markets kick off the day with rise excluding Japan. Indices in Asian stock markets, which struggled to navigate Wednesday's trading, were slightly appreciated in Hong Kong and South Korea, while Japan is in a mixed trend. The Australian stock market rose. In Wednesday's transactions, the Asian stock markets moved positively after US President Donald Trump postponed the stimulus package talks until after the elections on November 3. Trump made a statement on his Twitter account, stating that the Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi asked for a $ 2.4 trillion incentive to save the states under the Democrats and that this was not related to the epidemic, said “We made a very generous offer of $ 1.6 trillion and as usual, she does not negotiate in good faith.” “I instructed my representatives to suspend negotiations until after the election, as soon as I win, we will implement a major incentive law focusing on hard-working Americans and small businesses.” Stocks appreciated slightly in Hong Kong and South Korea, while it was mixed in Japan. The Australian stock market is on the rise after Tuesday's budget announcements.   Index Summaries The Topix Index fell 0.2 percent. Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index rose 0.4 percent. Australia's S & P / ASX 200 Index gained 1 percent. The South Korean Kospi Index rose 0.1 percent.