Asia stock trading on Tuesday in the green zone

Asian
stock markets strengthened on Tuesday,
but growth was limited to caution
Traders on the sharp drop
commodity prices.

• Shanghai
  Composite increased
  0.66%. Players of the energy market,
  however, it reflects the global problems
  Commodities: PetroChina
  decreased na1,8%; Sinopec
  It fell to 1.5%.
  

  
  

  Today
  out internal data to attract
  Foreign investment in China:
  Celestial attracted 68.4 billion dollars
  from January to June. This is 8.3% higher than
  a year earlier for the same period.
  

  
  

• Hang Seng
  increased by 0.63%, following the
  its Shanghai counterpart.
  

  
  

• Nikkei increased
  0.9%. Japanese light touch
  almost four-week high,
  just coming up for sale after a long
  output. It happened including
  due to the fall of the yen against the dollar:
  cheaper than the yen, the better the situation
  business exporters, who make up
  the lion's share of the Tokyo indicator.
  

  
  

  airlines
  favorably responded to the decline
  fuel prices: Japan Airlines has risen
  2.3%; ANA Holdings - by 1.6%.
  Fast Retailing, another heavyweight
  the index increased by 3.6%.
  

  
  

  mining
  companies suffered major losses: cheaper
  not only gold but also other raw materials
  goods. Mitsubishi Materials Corp and
  Sumimoto Metal Mining tumbled
  1.6% each.
  

  
  

• S P / ASX 200
  It rose to its highest
  level since June 2, adding 0.4%. but
  Australian growth index was strongly
  limited collapse in gold prices and
  reduction in the cost of basic metals. Eventually
  gold producers sank in
  quotes: Newcrest Mining closed
  lower by 1.5%; Evolution Mining lost
  2.6%. Alacer Gold fell by 8.9%.
  

  
  

  Spare
  Reserve Bank of Australia, as well as markets had expected,
  I left interest rates at a record
  low level.
  

  
  

• Kospi he added
  0.5%. South Korean index reacts to
  that the Korean won fell to
  two-year low against the dollar
  - which means that exporters here
  horse. Hyundai Motor and Kia
  Motors soared by 7.3% and 3.1%.