Asia-Pacific stock Market "5 19" rose a New Year high oil prices

Zhu Zhouliang "5 19" 10 anniversary did not make a a-share particularly excited, but is to make overseas market collective excitement. Yesterday's Asia-Pacific market rose, many stocks rose more than 2%, major stock indexes have swept the past few days of continuous adjustment of the haze, and then create a rebound in the new highs.　　European stocks also surged sharply yesterday, but the US then released an unexpectedly weak new housing start-up data, which cut the main stock index.　　The MSCI World Index, which covers 23 developed markets, rose about 1.3% yesterday afternoon in London, while the MSCI Emerging market Index, which tracks 23 emerging markets, rose more than 2%. The Asia-Pacific market rose yesterday.　　The Nikkei index rose 2.8%, Singapore's stock market surged 3.8%, Australia's benchmark index closed 2.2%, and South Korea's stock market rose 3%. The Chinese concept is still being touted by global investors. Mainland China, Hong Kong and China's Taipei stock markets yesterday all hit a new high on the rebound.　　Among them, the Shanghai Composite Index closed 0.9%, reported 2,677 points, creating a nine-month closing record since August 7 last year, the Hong Kong stock market rose for the second consecutive day, the index rose 3.1%, closed at 17,544-month high, the Taipei stock market rose 7.5, and closed at 1.2%-month high of the point. European equities and US stock index futures both turned downward as the latest US release of new homes started unexpectedly to a record low as Europe's top three European stock indexes rose at a rate of more than 2% per cent yesterday as the 18th high closed. As of 20:50 yesterday, the Paris, London and Frankfurt markets Rose 0.4%, 0.3% and 1.5% respectively.　　The previous day, with financial and energy stocks, the three largest European stock markets rose by more than 2%. Analysts said yesterday's Asia-Pacific stock market strength was mainly by the overnight rally of U.S. stocks stimulus. Spurred by some strong corporate earnings and bank shares, the US Dow Jones Rally rose 2.9% on 18th, almost regaining all the declines of the past week.　　Shares, US banks, which have been sung by Goldman Sachs, rose nearly 10%. "(Outlook) will continue to concussion upward, especially Hong Kong and U.S. stocks or cheap." "Foreign private equity funds that invest in Hong Kong equities," Zhao Lumio, a fund manager for Sky Fortune, told the Shanghai Securities Daily yesterday.　　His fund's return this year has won 20% of the index. International oil prices surged 18th, with New York oil futures hitting its highest close in 6 months, up 4.8% per cent on the day, affected by sudden news from Nigerian militants attacking pipelines. As of yesterday 20:27, the upcoming New York June crude oil futures report of 59.14 U.S. dollars, previously touched 60.48 U.S. dollars, since November 17 last year, the middle record.