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Asian markets ended higher on May 22.

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HA NOI (Biz Hub) — Asian markets ended higher on May 22.

The Hang Seng Index jumped 469.11points to close at 27,992.83 in Hong Kong.

The Nikkei 225 gained 61.54 points to end at 20,264.41, while the Topix Index added 1.05 points to close at 1,647.85.

The Shanghai Composite Index also added 128.18 points to close at 4,657.60 in mainland China, while the Strait Times Index added 12.38 points to end at 3,452.24 in Singapore.

Two burses in Viet Nam ended up. The VN Index increased 9.26 points to close at 561.82, and the HNX Index added 0.16 points to close at 79.55 in Viet Nam.— VNS


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