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  • China’s key equity indices have put in a strong day leading into the holiday break.  The Hang Seng led the charge up +1.10%, CSI 300 +0.76%, Shanghai +0.67% and Shenzhen +0.42%.
  • South Korea’s KOSPI had delivered a very strong day yesterday and is trying to hold onto those gains, trading flat all day.
  • Malaysia’s FTSE Bmk KLCI rose +0.35%, following on from yesterday’s positivity.
  • Following on from yesterday’s very strong day, Indonesia’s Jakarta Composite is could not follow on and is down -0.10%
  • Other key movers sees Philippines up 2% and Singapore +0.50%.
  • India’s NIFTY 50 put in a positive day yesterday and is opening up 
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  • China’s key equity indices have put in a strong day leading into the holiday break.  The Hang Seng led the charge up +1.10%, CSI 300 +0.76%, Shanghai +0.67% and Shenzhen +0.42%.
  • South Korea’s KOSPI had delivered a very strong day yesterday and is trying to hold onto those gains, trading flat all day.
  • Malaysia’s FTSE Bmk KLCI rose +0.35%, following on from yesterday’s positivity.
  • Following on from yesterday’s very strong day, Indonesia’s Jakarta Composite is could not follow on and is down -0.10%
  • Other key movers sees Philippines up 2% and Singapore +0.50%.
  • India’s NIFTY 50 put in a positive day yesterday and is opening up