Asian stock exchanges and the futures market on Wall Street open the week higher after the victory of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in the elections.
Strongly higher Wall Street index futures on the S&P 500 are up 1% continuing last week's rally, the best since April.
Futures on the Dow Jones advanced 0.89%, the Nasdaq 1.23%.
The Hong Kong Stock Exchange flies at the start of the session in the wake of Joe Biden's victory in the US presidential elections: the Hang Seng index jumped by 1.73%, to 26,157.77 points.
The Chinese Stock Exchanges also rose: the Shanghai Composite index in the early stages showed an increase of 0.52%, to 3,329.43 points, while that of Shenzhen gained 0.55%, reaching 2,294.59 points.
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The Tokyo Stock Exchange concludes the session close to the highs in almost 30 years after Joe Biden's victory in the US presidential elections, which marks the end of the phase of uncertainty that characterized the stock indices in recent days, and on the expectations of an imminent agreement on the stimulus plan for the US economy.
The Nikkei marks a rise of 2.13% to 24,839.84, adding over 500 points.
On the currency market, the yen is stable against the dollar at 103.50, and just above 123 against the euro.
The Milan Stock Exchange opens up, without jerks.
The start-up Ftse Mib index gained 1.67% at 20,011 points.
Technologicals shine on the list with STM gaining 3.14 percent.