The Chinese stock exchanges closed the session up, extending the pace in the final: the Shanghai Composite index gains 1.12%, to 3,251.07 points, while that of Shenzhen marks a progress of 0.56%, at share 2,144.90.
The Hong Kong stock exchange slows down after the maxi rebound of more than 15% accumulated in two sessions thanks to the support expressed by the Chinese government for financial and economic stability: the Hang Seng index marks a decline of 1.86% in the early stages, slipping at 21,101.10 points.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange accelerates at the end of trading and concludes the last session of the week with a plus sign, in the wake of the advance of US stock indices, with investors looking at a possible evolution of diplomatic negotiations for an end to hostilities in Ukraine , and while the risks of a Russian default on the non-payment of the bonds are mitigated.
The Nikkei benchmark index shows an increase of 0.65%, to 26,827.43, with a gain of 174 points.
On the foreign exchange market, the yen moved little against the dollar, at a value of 118.70, and at 131.60 against the single currency.