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On Friday, the vast majority of Asian equities demonstrated moderate revenues, although market participants cast nervous eyes at the United States, where legislation to avert a Federal Government shutdown was proceeding in Congress.
On Thursday, the House of Representatives approved a short-term spending bill, although experts still doubt whether it’s going to have the Senate passed on Friday or not. It needs to take place to guarantee funding supply under debt-ceiling regulations.
Still, upbeat mood as for global surge in the wake of Thursday’s official Chinese growth figures helped Asian equities to go up. The Nikkei managed to gain 0.2% with most other regional stocks in the green. Meanwhile, Australia’s ASX 200 happened to be an exception. The benchmarks found itself under the pressure of a minor blue-chip weakness to conclude down 0.2%.
As for the closely-watched MSCI index of Asian equities, ex-Japan hit a fresh record maximum before rebounding back.
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