HONG KONG: Hong Kong stocks climbed more than two percent on Wednesday, extending a rebound from last week’s hammering but most other Asian markets were mixed as nervous investors await the release of key US inflation data fearing fresh volatility.
Tokyo fell to another four-month trough as the yen strengthened against the dollar, at one point hitting a 15-month high, while investors were unimpressed by data showing Japan’s economy grew at a weaker-than-expected rate in the last quarter of 2017.
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