On most Asian stock market, prices have risen on Thursday, despite the fall of the Wall Street, where record levels have reached record levels, and in Shanghai the highest levels in 10 years.
The MSI, the asian-pacific stock index was at 7.00 in the plus 0.3 percent.
Stock prices in India, Shanghai, South Korea and Australia rose between 0.3 and 0.9 percent. In Hong Kong and Japan, they fell, in turn, between 0.1 and 0.6 percent.
The Australian S & P / ASX 200 index broke this morning, for the first time in history, above the level of 9,000 points, while the shares of shares reached the highest levels in 10 years.
In India, stock prices have increased because investors expect strengthening activities in the private sector of the economy, while the South Korean Kospa index recovered after two days fall.
The stock prices fell this morning only in Hong Kong and Japan, so they follow the fall of Wall Stretch the second day in a row, the SEEbiz reports.
However, yesterday, Dow Jones strengthened 0.04 percent, but the S & P 500 slipped 0.24, and the NASDAQ index 0.67 percent.
