HONG KONG: Asian markets tracked global stocks higher on Thursday on hopes for a deal to keep Greece in the eurozone as the country prepares for a crucial weekend referendum, but Shanghai tumbled again despite authorities relaxing trading rules to temper recent volatility.
Regional traders were broadly upbeat on the prospects for Greece despite Tuesday’s default as the government offered fresh concessions to reach a compromise.
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