Andrew Freris News
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Asian stocks posted a second weekly gain, with the regional benchmark index rising to its highest level since May, as U.S. lawmakers looked closer to a deal to avert the so-called fiscal cliff and the frontrunner to be Japan’s next prime minister repeated calls for stimulus.
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Asian stocks rose, with the benchmark regional index heading for its second weekly advance, as Japan’s cabinet approved an economic stimulus package and the country’s industrial production unexpectedly increased.
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Andrew Freris , senior investment strategist for Asia at BNP Paribas Wealth Management, comments on India’s budget and stocks in an interview to Bloomberg UTV.
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European stocks sank for a second day, extending a two-month low, on increasing concern that government debt levels will stall the economic recovery.
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Emerging-market stocks fell the most in three months, erasing this year’s gains, on concern Europe’s government debt crisis is worsening and may derail the global economic recovery.
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AIA Group Ltd. traded 9.2 percent higher than its initial public offering price in unofficial over-the-counter trading yesterday after raising $17.8 billion in its Hong Kong IPO, according to three people with knowledge of the transactions.
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Taiwan’s government will offer NT$40 billion ($1.3 billion) of five-year bonds at 1.05 percent today, according to the median estimate of economists in a Bloomberg News survey.
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Emerging-market stocks fluctuated as inflation concern weighed on Chinese consumer shares and commodity prices slipped on speculation monetary easing by the Federal Reserve may fall short of investors’ expectations.
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An overview of activity since markets closed in Sydney and a preview of the day ahead.
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