TOKYO: Most Asian stock markets ticked up Monday, after oil prices rebounded from multi-year lows while mainland Chinese shares rose on news that lawmakers had agreed to start overhauling how companies list.
Crude prices jumped last week, bouncing off their lowest point in more than a decade after data showed US inventories declined and drillers have idled rigs.
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