On the first of November shares in Asia were largely higher trading following a wild October that socked stocks in the region. Hong Kong's Hang Seng index traded 1.72% higher in afternoon meanwhile the Greater China markets got profits, with the Shanghai Composite advancing 0.13% to close at about 2,606.23 and the Shenzhen composite up by 0.930% to close at around 1,306.30. Now, as for Japan's Nikkei 225, it dropped by 1.03% to close at 21,687.64 while the Topix shed 0.85% to close at 1,632.00. Technology-based titans were in focus, with shares of Panasonic falling 5.63% and conglomerate Softbank diving about 8.10%
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Daily Analysis - 01/11/2018