Shares in Asia ended the session positively after the relationship between the US and China improved and tensions dropped. The front has calmed down as Trump and Xi have confirmed they will meet at the G-20.
In China, Shanghai Composite posted a growth of 1.47%, Shenzhen Component rose 2.37% and Shenzhen Composite by 2.313%.
In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng index rose by 2.33%.
In South Korea, Kospi rose 0.97%, with the rally led by Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, reflecting gains of 1.92% and 4.26% respectively.
In Australia ASX2000 rose by 1.01%, with almost all sectors shining green. Shares of mining companies led the rally, with the sector rising 1.7%. Only Rio Tinto rose 2.46%, Fortescue Metals Group "erupted" by 4.05% and BHP advanced 2.22%.
In Japan, the Nikke225 jumped 1.66%, with the Softbank Group rallied with 2.86%. Topix added 1.54% to its value. Japan Display Parts vendor rose 12.73%.
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