Asian markets resume rally as traders focus on virus jabs


HONG KONG (AFP): Asian markets rose Tuesday (Dec 1) as investors resumed their vaccine-fuelled buying spree, though gains were kept in check by the spectre of surging virus infections.

Equities fell across the world Monday after November's blockbuster rally -- the Dow in New York enjoyed its best month in almost 34 years -- that came in response to better-than-expected results from several coronavirus drugs and hopes they will begin to be rolled out before the end of the year.

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