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2h agoAsian equities extend gains on hopes of U.S. government reopening
Asian share markets climbed for the second day on Tuesday, 11 November, after signals that the U.S. United States Senate may soon pass a funding deal to end the prolonged government shutdown. The rally was broad-based across Japan, South Korea and Southeast Asia, though oil prices remained under pressure, reflecting ongoing demand concerns. The positive sentiment was tempered by uncertainty over economic damage already done and potential disruption in services sectors. Investors also noted that mixed data from China and persistent inflation remain key risks.
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2h agoAsian equities extend gains on hopes of U.S. government reopening
Asian share markets climbed for the second day on Tuesday, 11 November, after signals that the U.S. United States Senate may soon pass a funding deal to end the prolonged government shutdown. The rally was broad-based across Japan, South Korea and Southeast Asia, though oil prices remained under pressure, reflecting ongoing demand concerns. The positive sentiment was tempered by uncertainty over economic damage already done and potential disruption in services sectors. Investors also noted that mixed data from China and persistent inflation remain key risks.
Discvr• By Pooja Kumari
Explore:Mutual Fund Screening
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Asian markets rose broadly on 11 November amid optimism over the U.S. shutdown ending, though oil remained under pressure and China data stayed mixed.
Asian share markets climbed for the second day on Tuesday, 11 November, after signals that the U.S. United States Senate may soon pass a funding deal to end the prolonged government shutdown. The rally was broad-based across Japan, South Korea and Southeast Asia, though oil prices remained under pressure, reflecting ongoing demand concerns. The positive sentiment was tempered by uncertainty over economic damage already done and potential disruption in services sectors. Investors also noted that mixed data from China and persistent inflation remain key risks.
Asian share markets climbed for the second day on Tuesday, 11 November, after signals that the U.S. United States Senate may soon pass a funding deal to end the prolonged government shutdown. The rally was broad-based across Japan, South Korea and Southeast Asia, though oil prices remained under pressure, reflecting ongoing demand concerns. The positive sentiment was tempered by uncertainty over economic damage already done and potential disruption in services sectors. Investors also noted that mixed data from China and persistent inflation remain key risks.
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Nov 11, 2025 • 05:44 IST