Asia-Pacific review: Major stock indices are mixed

Asia-Pacific major stock indexes were mixed, with Hong Kong equities, Japanese equities, South Korean equities and Australian equities up 0.96%, 1.02%, 1.2% and 0.9% respectively.　　Prev Fell 0.48%, Taiwan's stock market fell 0.28%. Prev closed at 2753.89 points, down 13.35 points, down 0.48%. The cities traded nearly 240 billion yuan a day, which shrank by more than 10% yesterday.　　Prev This week rose 4.59%, the plate this week, blue-chip market gradually heating up, resource stocks, power shares, financial real estate plate successive exerting force, plate wheel dynamic replenishment, hot switching frequency acceleration. HSI-day shift, a day up 177 points, closed to 18,680 points, or 0.96%, the state-owned enterprise index rose 155 points, closed to 10,862 points, or 1.45%.　　The large city deals 80.4 billion, further shrinks. Japan's Nikkei stock index rose 1.02% in Friday, boosted by a surge in oil prices.　　The Nikkei stock index closed up 99.05 points to 9768.01 points, the closing record for nearly eight months. South Korea's stock market in Friday, LG Display and other technology stocks rose. Banking stocks have rebounded after a recent wave of deep declines. Composite stock index.　　KS11 1.2%, reported 1394.71 points. Taiwan's stock market fell slightly in Friday to its lowest level in 0.28% to two weeks as the market sentiment remained cautious after the recent rally.　　But MediaTek (2454.TW) is higher because it publishes sales figures that are better than expected. The Australian S&P/ASX 200 Index rose 0.9% to 3,971 at 2 on 5th, rising 3.9% this week. Earlier on 5th, the market had touched the highest level since November 11, 08, at 4,021.3, after which it fell back.