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Friday: Asia Pacific stocks close
Asia's
benchmark stock index is poised for a second weekly advance after
Japan's Topix Index closed at the highest level since 2008 as
leasing companies rallied on a report Prime Minister Shinzo Abe
will encourage the practice to revive capital
spending.
Nikkei 225 15,138.12 +100.88 +0.67%
S&P/ASX 200 5,180.77 +15.11 +0.29%
Shanghai Composite 2,282.87 +31.06 +1.38%
Orix Corp., which provides leasing and loans, jumped 9.2 percent in Tokyo.
Mizuno Corp. surged 18 percent after the Japanese sportswear company more than doubled its net-income forecast.
Singapore Airlines Ltd. dropped 4 percent after posting a wider operating loss.
WorleyParsons Ltd., Australia's largest oil and gas engineering company, plunged 13 percent after forecasting weaker earnings.
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