Asian stock
indices rose due to the better-than-expected manufacturing purchasing managers’
index (PMI) in China. The National Bureau of Statistics and China Federation of
Logistics & Purchasing released yesterday the manufacturing purchasing managers’
index. China’s PMI increased to 50.8 in May, beating expectations of a rise to
50.7 from 50.4 in April. That was the fastest pace in five months.
Markets in
China and Hong Kong were closed on Monday for a public holiday.
Indexes on
the close:
Nikkei
225 14,935.92 +303.54 +2.07%
Hang
Seng closed
Shanghai
Composite closed
Dai-ichi
Life Insurance Co. shares fell 5.0% after the company reported it want to buy Protective
Life Corp. for more than 500 billion yen ($4.9 billion).
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