Asia-Pacific stocks mostly rose Friday, Sept. 15, as the Hong Kong and Japanese markets climbed for the second session. Hong Kong stocks added, with the Hang...
Asia-Pacific stocks mostly rose Friday, Sept. 15, as the Hong Kong and Japanese markets climbed for the second session.
Of the Nikkei 225 Index constituents, gas utilities company Tokyo Gas 9531, +4.62% saw the largest increase Friday, as shares rose 4.6%. Shares of banking firm Resona Holdings 8308, -2.23% and integrated banks company Mitsubishi UFJ Finl 8306, -2.12% weakened 2.2% and 2.1%, respectively.
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