Most Asian markets rise with eyes on US stimulus push


HONG KONG (AFP): Asian markets mostly rose Monday (Jan 25), rebounding from a sell-off at the end of last week as investors keep tabs on the progress of Joe Biden's new US economic rescue package.

However, while vaccinations and long-term optimism about the economic outlook is providing support, sentiment remains weighed by concerns about surging virus infections and a new, more deadly strain.

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