Stocks in Asia are rising today's Tuesday session on commodities and oil higher, extending its record quaterly gains and Wall Street yesterday's gains. Oil prices climbed close to $73.00 a barrel as Nigeria's installations attacks and lower Dollar. Dollar is under pressure, losing ground against the rest of the majors.
Nikkei-225 Stock Average is climbing 2.00% so far today and the index is going toward the 10,000 pts level and MSCI Asia Pacific Index rises 1.2 percent. Wall Street posted gains yesterday, with Dow Jones rising 1.08%, consolidating above the 8,500 pts level, S&P 500 advanced 0.91% and Nasdaq post 0.32% increases.
Oil barrel is trading around $72.80 after climbing above $73.00 on Nigeria attacks on oil installations and Dollar helped push prices to eight-month highs.
EUR/USD has risen 0.25% so far today to post 3-week high, GBP/USD has climbing 1.00% today to reach 1.6733 as 8-month high.
USD/JPY has decreased 0.50% so far today to ease yesterday's gains and trade below 96.00, USD/CHF has fallen below 1.0800 to post intra-week low at 1.0778.
Nikkei-225 Stock Average is climbing 2.00% so far today and the index is going toward the 10,000 pts level and MSCI Asia Pacific Index rises 1.2 percent. Wall Street posted gains yesterday, with Dow Jones rising 1.08%, consolidating above the 8,500 pts level, S&P 500 advanced 0.91% and Nasdaq post 0.32% increases.
Oil barrel is trading around $72.80 after climbing above $73.00 on Nigeria attacks on oil installations and Dollar helped push prices to eight-month highs.
EUR/USD has risen 0.25% so far today to post 3-week high, GBP/USD has climbing 1.00% today to reach 1.6733 as 8-month high.
USD/JPY has decreased 0.50% so far today to ease yesterday's gains and trade below 96.00, USD/CHF has fallen below 1.0800 to post intra-week low at 1.0778.
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