Most Asia markets up again after Wall St surge, stimulus in view


HONG KONG (AFP): Asian markets mostly advanced again Tuesday (March 2), building on a global rebound from last week's rout as concerns about rising bond yields subsided and investors turned their attention back to the improving economic outlook and improving vaccine rollouts.

US lawmakers' push to get Joe Biden's huge stimulus through Congress in the next two weeks was also lifting spirits on trading floors, with Wall Street providing a powerful lead driven by a rally in tech firms.

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