Asian markets ended mostly with gains, but not everywhere. The mixed reaction came after the expected fall in interest rates from the Fed, but it became clear that they remain divided for future actions for next year.
The main Chinese indices recorded a mixed session. Shanghai Composite rose partially, Shenzhen Component rose 0.27%. Shenzhen Composite added 0.291% to its value. However, Hang Seng fell 0.7%, led by insurance company AIA, which fell 1.65%.
In Japan, the Nikkei 225 rose 0.99%, driven by Fast Retailing shares, which advanced 0.87%. Topix also rose 0.96%.
In South Korea, Kospi posted a 0.49% gain, with Samsung Electronics jumping 1.99%.
In Australia, the ASX200 also posted a 0.79% rise.
MSCI Asia ex - Japan index deleted 0.14% of its value.
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