Most Asia Stocks Rise, After U.S. Rally, With China Markets Shut
- China and Hong Kong markets closed for World War II parade
- Equities rebound in Japan and India, slump in Australia
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Most Asian stocks rose, following a rebound in U.S. shares, with markets in China and Hong Kong closed for a holiday.
MS&AD Insurance Group Holdings Inc. gained 4.9 percent in Tokyo as Goldman Sachs Group Inc. advised buying the shares, pushing insurers to the largest advance on the Topix index. NTT Docomo Inc. climbed 4.4 percent after Barclays Plc lifted its rating on the Japanese phone company. Commonwealth Bank of Australia fell 2.3 percent as the nation’s banks dragged the benchmark S&P/ASX 200 Index down 1.4 percent.