KUALA LUMPUR: Asian markets were mostly up at midday Tuesday on improved consumer sentiments on the back of expectations of better than estimated third quarter earnings across the board.
Bloomberg also said in a report on Tuesday that Asian stocks rose lifting the MSCI Asia Pacific Index from a two-week low as the dollar advanced against the yen and Taiwan said it may allow Chinese investors to buy stakes in its flat-panel and computer-chip industries.
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