Asian markets end mixed

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Most Asian markets ended higher on December 12.The Nikkei 225 fell 114.18 points to close at 17,371.58, and the Topix Index gained 2.61 points to end at 1,399.65.

Except Hong Kong, Asian markets reteat on December 12. — Photo business.inquirer.net

HA NOI (Biz Hub) — Most Asian markets ended higher on December 12.

The Nikkei 225 fell 114.18 points to close at 17,371.58, and the Topix Index gained 2.61 points to end at 1,399.65.

The VN Index increased by 3.82 points to reach 553.93, while the HNX also gained 0.15 point to stand at 84.55.

The Shanghai Composite Index added 12.43 points to finish at 2,938.17 in mainland China. The Straits Times Index gained 5.43 points to end at 3,324.13 in Singapore.

However, the Hang Seng Index lost 63.34 points to close at 23249.20 in Hong Kong.— VNS

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