Tokyo's nikkei 225 index on Tuesday to Asian stock markets go up, after the weak yen possible candidates for the bank of Japan said the loose monetary policy support. Investors get rid of the obvious in fresh nuclear test.
The yen against the dollar fell nearly 8% this year after Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe (Shinzo Abe) in December was elected. Mr Abe have been calling for the bank of Japan to relax monetary policy, more active to help stimulate economic growth.
Nikkei index, it is because of its public holiday on Monday, finished up 2.5% to 11431.94 points, because the yen soft boost export shares. South Korea's Kospi index fell 0.1%, to close at 1949.14, and in Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines rising benchmark.
The lunar New Year holiday, in mainland China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia and Taiwan market is closed.
Japan's central bank governor BaiChuan FangMing (Masaaki Shirakawa), has appeared in shinzo Abe to monetary policy don't agree, resign next month, so as to give the government a chance to find a successor more sympathy for the goal.
The Asian development bank President Haruhiko Kuroda (Haruhiko Kuroda said Monday, shinzo Abe, support the economic policies, including the introduction of 2% of the inflation target, but it, mother suggested that he might be the next the bank of Japan governor. In an interview with the media organizations, including the kyodo news agency, haruhiko kuroda said, the bank of Japan launched target, Mr Abe proposed, is "landmark", but should achieve "in two years."
The bank of Japan on Wednesday held a two-day policy meeting, but analysts say there are no new measures, in the upcoming leadership is expected to change.
The market, at the same time, South Korea says not be issued that north Korea has carried out a nuclear test on Tuesday. All over the world monitoring agency said, an unusual earthquake happened in north, located near the site of a former nuclear test, explosion similar characteristics. From Pyongyang conducted a test, it has threatened to several weeks have not confirmed.
In Australia, benchmark S&P/ASX 200 index rose 0.1% to 4964.20 point, but investors still provisional advance to report earnings this week the main company including Rio tinto company and commonwealth bank of Australia.
"This is a very good chance, if we have a rebound is actually sense," said evan Lucas in Melbourne of IG Markets.
In stocks, nissan motor company in Tokyo fell 3.8%, held. The company last Friday in October to December profit tumbled 35% of the global sales into ankylosis.
Wall Street stock market decline, the market trading light, Monday. The main indicators near record, many people believe that six weeks of rebound is ready to stop. At closing, the dow Jones industrial average index fell 0.2% to 13971 respectively. S&P 500 index fell less than 0.1% to 1517.01. The nasdaq composite index fell less than 0.1% to 3192: point.
In the electronic disk transactions, the New York mercantile exchange for delivery in March benchmark crude oil fell 16 cents to $96.88 a barrel. The contract rose $1.31, to close at $97.03 a barrel in New York on Monday, the euro against the dollar.
In currency markets, the dollar rose to 94.11 from 93.70 yen yen held in New York on Monday night. The euro is changeless, $1.3389.
The euro stronger gradually, recently cause the attention of people, it will damage from 17 countries that use the euro export. French President francois Mr Lande Suggestions, the euro area need to manage the exchange rate. The European central bank President Mario Della achish said, the bank does not seek any particular rate, which is determined by the market, but the euro's monitoring impact on inflation.



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