Asian Shares Climb as Wall Street Tech Rebound Lifts Sentiment
Moody's reports Asian equities rose Tuesday after a US tech rally, with Japan and South Korea leading gains while China's export growth accelerated.
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what happened
According to Moody's, Asian equity markets moved higher on Tuesday, following a Wall Street rebound that recouped most of the steep losses seen the previous week. US index futures ticked up while crude oil slipped.
Tokyo's Nikkei 225 gained 2.6% to 60,279.37. SoftBank Group, an investor in OpenAI, surged 15% in the run-up to its earnings report, due later that day, after its stock had hit a one-year low on Monday. Tokyo Electron rose 5.6% and Advantest added 3.4%. In Seoul, the Kospi jumped 4% to 5,219.37, with Samsung Electronics up 4.6% and SK Hynix up 5.6%.
Elsewhere, Hong Kong's Hang Seng edged up 0.4% to 24,535.74 and Shanghai's Composite rose 0.4% to 3,673.54. Australia's S&P/ASX 200 climbed 1.1% to 9,131.70. Customs data released Tuesday showed China's October exports rising 35.2% year on year and imports up 41.6%, putting the country on course for another annual record, with its 2026 trade surplus already above $1 trillion.
why it matters
The rebound in chip and technology stocks suggests renewed appetite for AI-linked shares after a weak stretch. Strong Chinese trade figures add to the picture of regional growth, though one session's gains do not show how durable the recovery will be.
market impact
Asian stocks, chipmakers: the Wall Street tech rebound supports regional indexes and investor sentiment
- Nikkei 225 pressure up — the rebound in US tech shares supports investor sentiment in Asia
- Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix pressure up — gains in chipmakers follow the tech rally on Wall Street
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- Asian stocks gain as Wall Street tech rally lifts investor sentiment — Moody's, 11 November 2026 at 20:00 UTC
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