British pound, brexit, currencies and oil in focus
Asian stocks rose Tuesday after a number of good news. US stocks recovered overnight, and the pound jump that Britain's prime minister Theresa May managed to secure last-minute EU support for his Brexit deal before entering a decisive vote , 17 percent. Oil stocks in Asia jumped sharply on Tuesday, when oil prices continued to recover this week, lifted by comments from Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih that an end to OPEC-led supply savings was unlikely before June. US commodity rose 0.4 percent on Tuesday afternoon to pay off $ 57.05. International benchmark Brent was up 0.39
In Japan, Nikkei increased 225 more than 2 percent, and most sectors posted strong gains. The wider Topix rose 1[ads1].88 percent.
The composition in Shanghai jumped 1.61 percent, while the Shenzhen composite remained unceded 1.43 percent. Hong Kong's Hang Seng index traded up 1.41 percent. Shares in China's Meituan Dianping, an online food vendor-to-ticket company, doubled more than 9 percent after the results were released one day earlier, showing that the fourth-quarter operating loss more than doubled.
South Korea's Kospi was also higher by 0.89 percent.
In Australia, ASX 200 was 0.41 percent. Oil stocks posted strong income after losses on Monday, while Santos shares increased by 2.79 per cent. Oil search yielded some gains to increase 0.51 per cent, and Woodside Petroleum increased 1.12 per cent.
