Asian stocks experienced a high stability in trading Monday with the beginning of the week, after the Turkish lira rebounded and compensate their losses after a failed military coup in Turkey which prompted Asian markets to stabilize during the day.
The MSCI Asia Pacific Index excluding Japan saw stability in the trading of floats near the highs of last week, nine months ago, while demand for safe haven in the markets, which has helped to increase demand for the stock indices fell.
Chinese stock indices witnessed a rise in today's trading, where CSI 300 index saw a rise of 0.12% to 4.06 points and win up to 3,272.22 level as the Shanghai index rose 0.10% to win 3.05 points up to 3,051.24 level.
While the Hang Seng Index saw Hong Kong shares drop 0.06% to testify discount 13.02 points up to 21,646.23 level as the Kospi index of South Korean shares rose 0.00% to win 0.01 points up to 2,017.27 level.
As for the index NZX 50 New Zealand shares rose 0.18% to 12.98 points and win up to 7,085.86 level on the other hand S & P / ASX 200 index of Australian shares rose 0.32% to 17.13 points and win up to 5,446.70 level.
The MSCI Asia Pacific Index excluding Japan saw stability in the trading of floats near the highs of last week, nine months ago, while demand for safe haven in the markets, which has helped to increase demand for the stock indices fell.
Chinese stock indices witnessed a rise in today's trading, where CSI 300 index saw a rise of 0.12% to 4.06 points and win up to 3,272.22 level as the Shanghai index rose 0.10% to win 3.05 points up to 3,051.24 level.
While the Hang Seng Index saw Hong Kong shares drop 0.06% to testify discount 13.02 points up to 21,646.23 level as the Kospi index of South Korean shares rose 0.00% to win 0.01 points up to 2,017.27 level.
As for the index NZX 50 New Zealand shares rose 0.18% to 12.98 points and win up to 7,085.86 level on the other hand S & P / ASX 200 index of Australian shares rose 0.32% to 17.13 points and win up to 5,446.70 level.
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