Asian Shares Split as South Korea Slips and Japan Gains Asian stock markets opened Thursday with no clear regional direction. South Korean shares declined, while Japanes...
Asian stock markets opened Thursday with no clear regional direction. South Korean shares declined, while Japanese equities moved modestly higher.
South Korea’s benchmark fell 0.2% in early trading. Japanese stocks, by contrast, edged upward, leaving Asian benchmarks mixed at the start of the session.
The contrasting performances show that investor sentiment was not moving uniformly across the region during early trading. With gains in Japan offset by weakness in South Korea, the session began without a broad regional trend.
Trading conditions could change as the session develops, but the available market data only indicates the early direction of the two benchmarks.
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