Strengthening China markets led Asian Stock Markets

Strengthening China markets led Asian Stock Markets - Shanghai stock exchange, China had gained nearly 5% on the trading session Wednesday (16/09). At the same time, most Asian markets also successfully leave its lowest level ahead of the outcome of each interest rate decision of the Federal Reserve Bank. ,

Ditutp composite index Shanghai Composite rose 4.9% to 3152.26 position. While the S & P / ASX 200 also gained 1.6% after it had hit a record low in the last two years on August 24, 2015 last and Hong Kong's Hang Seng rose 2.4% to 21676.57 position or jumped 6.7% from the closing price of the worst scoring September 7 yesterday. As in Korea, the KOSPI index also rose 2%, off its lowest position in more than two years. Other Asian stock indexes also stalking trend on major stock exchanges as investors welcomed upbeat rally recorded by Wall Street for two weeks in a row.

Central Bank of the United States was likely to raise interest rates for the first time in the last decade in the middle of this week's meeting. But in the market, only about 46% of analysts and economists believe it will happen (Wall Street Journal survey). The ratio was down compared to last August survey results, in which there are 82% of respondents who believe a change in interest rates in September. As a result, not too many market participants who are interested in doing a transaction in the midst of uncertainty like now.