Asia-Pacific review: Major stock indices rise

Affected by overnight U.S. stocks, Asia-Pacific stock market swept the early days of the decline, the various stock indexes rebounded strongly, of which Hong Kong stocks, the Australian stock market rose by more than 3%, Australian stocks more than a 7-month maximum one-day gain, a-share market also hit a new high. The Shanghai Composite Index closed at 3145.16 points, up 2.1%, and the exponentially closed 12991.06 points, up 2.61%.　　Today in Shenzhen and Shanghai, a total of 280.7 billion yuan, magnified 50% than yesterday, a-share market close to 90% stocks rose, brokers, insurance, banks strong lead.　　The index rose 631 points a day, closing at 17,886 points, or 3.66%, with a deal of 51.004 billion Hong Kong dollars, and the state-owned companies Rose 373, at 10,652 points, or 3.62%. Taipei Stock Market Gaokaigao Go, the index closed at 6, 639.41 points, up 108.59 points, or 1.66%, the transaction amount of NT $96.83 billion.　　Eight categories of stocks rose overall. Japan's stock market closed higher 14th, ending a 9-day decline.　　The Nikkei 225 index rose 211.48 points, closing at 9,261, 81, or 2.3%, close to the intraday highs. South Korea's stock market 14th volatility, the composite stock index closed up 0.54%, reported 1, 385.56 points.　　Bank shares and Pu Steel and other steel stocks led the rise, but because shipbuilding stocks and OCI down, drag the market back to vomit earlier 1.7% of the increase. Australia's stock market jumped sharply, with the benchmark S&P/ASX 200 index up 129.6 points, to 8-day highs of 3,867, 1, or 3.5%, the biggest one-day gain since December 8, 2008.