China Stocks Called Higher []

China Stocks Called Higher []
The Chinese stock market has finished higher in three straight sessions, and analysts are calling for the Shanghai Composite Index to continue its climb as the market prepares to open for business on Monday. The SCI has regained the 5,100 point mark for its strongest close since December 11.

Stocks Rise On Wall Street Gains - Asian Commentary []
Friday, stock markets across the Asia-Pacific region were trading higher after the U.S. stocks finished moderately up after investors set aside some concerns about downbeat economic reports and focused on strong profits from Oracle.

Australian Market Rebounds; Banking Stocks Rise []
Friday, Australian shares closed sharply higher on bargain hunting, reversing a seven-day losing streak. The benchmark S&P/ASX 200 Index closed up 70.1 points or 1.1% at 6,247.0. The broader-based All Ordinaries Index climbed 64.6 points or 1.0% to close at 6,309.4.

South Korean Stocks Open Higher On Wall Street Lead []
Monday, Seoul stocks opened higher, tracking Wall Street's gains on Friday. The benchmark KOSPI Index was gaining 36.61 points or 1.95% to 1,914.93.

South Korean Market Edges Lower Amid Volatility []
Wednesday, Seoul shares were trading lower, amid volatility, after opening higher on the back of extended gains on Wall Street on Monday. At 10:25 a.m. local time, the benchmark KOSPI index was down 3.02 points or 0.16% at 1,916.45. South Korean markets were closed on Tuesday for Christmas.

KOSPI Likely To Extend Gains []
On the final day of trade before the Christmas holiday, the South Korean stock market is poised to test the 1,900 point mark once again as the KOSPI prepares to open for business on Monday. The market has been choppy since last week's election named Lee Myung-Bak as South Korea's next president amidst light volume ahead of the year-end holidays.