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Third Day Of Gains For Asia-Pac Bourses

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Another day of gains for Asia-Pac equities, most indices gaining for a third day. Bourses rose almost across the board in Asia, the Hang Seng is the underperformer with losses of around 0.4% as losses in Alibaba post earnings weigh.

  • Markets took a positive lead from the US where indices posted back to back rallies as headlines around the Reddit/GME frenzy subside.
  • In Japan the Nikkei rose over 1%, boosted by automakers as Mitsubishi beat earnings with better guidance, while Toyota enjoyed analyst upgrades. The ASX 200 seeing strong gains as well, shaking off losses in iron ore miners as the commodity continues to come under pressure.
  • E-mini S&P advanced and Nasdaq futures contracts climbed after Alphabet and Amazon reported revenue that topped estimates, while Amazon also noted that CEO Jeff Bezos will step down from his post, but would stay with the company.
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