Nikkei 225 index rose 3.25%, closing at 27,090.76 points, ending four consecutive declines, and the weekly line fell 0.09%, basically recovering the lost ground earlier this week. Fast Retailing Company (TYO:9983) soared 8% during the day, leading the Nikkei 225 index component .
KOSPI index rose 2.30% to close at 2,212.55 points, but it still fell 0.91% throughout the week, with a decline of eight weeks in the past nine weeks. During the day, financial and Internet stocks led the way, with Kakao (KS: 035720) rising 8.67%, and KakaoBank (KS: 323410) rising 5.74%.
At the same time, Samsung Electronics (KS: 005930) rose 1.99%, and SK Hynix (KS: 000660) rose 0.63%.
The Australian SP/ASX200 index rose 1.75% to close at 6,758.80 points, down 0.10% throughout the week. During the day, energy and utility stocks ranked the top in terms of gains, while gold stocks fell.
In the Southeast Asian and South Asian markets, before the press time, the Vietnam VN30 index rose 0.42%, and the Vietnamese Ho Chi Minh index rose 0.53%, up 1.5% to 2% so far this week, and the weekly line ended with a six-game decline.
At the same time, Singapore Straits Times Index rose 0.39%; Indonesia's Jakarta Comprehensive Index fell 0.27%, down three consecutive weeks; India's Mumbai 30 Index rose 2.05%, up 0.37% so far this week; Malaysia's Kuala Lumpur Comprehensive Stock Price Index rose 1.11%, down 1.23% so far this week.
Thai stock market continues to close due to holidays
In addition, the Taiwan weighted index rebounded 2.48% to 13128.12 points, regaining 13000 points, and TSMC (TW:2330) (NYSE:TSM) soared 4.30% to close at 412.00 NT$ . However, the Taiwan Stock Exchange still fell 4.19% throughout the week, and fell for seven weeks in the past eight weeks.
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