Oil prices saw a rebound in Monday trade following a Friday drop as investors continue to watch for developments on U.S. President Donald Trump's health after he tested positive for the coronavirus last week.
Invesco's David Chao added, however, that the extent of recovery this time around is unlikely to be on par with 2010, when China's fiscal stimulus "grabbed other Asian economies by the boot straps."
The World Health Organization is holding a press briefing Friday on the coronavirus pandemic, which has infected more than 34 million people worldwide.
Strong economic recovery and cheaper valuations are some reasons why Asian assets are more attractive at the moment, according to Suresh Tantia of Credit Suisse.
As China pushes toward further reforms in its financial markets, small and medium-sized enterprises are among the winners of a new listing procedure in the ChiNext tech board.
China's official manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for September came in at 51.5 on Wednesday as compared to 51.0 in August, according to the country's National Bureau of Statistics.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is holding a news conference on the coronavirus Tuesday as the state reports a slight uptick in its Covid-19 infection rate.
By the Hong Kong market close on Tuesday, shares of logistics provider ZTO Express jumped more than 9% from the offer price of 218 Hong Kong dollars ($28.13) per share.
Dealogic's Romaine Jackson says the highly anticipated market debut of Big Hit Entertainment, the music label behind South Korean K-pop megastars BTS, will shift South Korea's public listing landscape.
Shares of Big Hit Entertainment, the music label behind global K-pop phenomenon BTS, were priced on Monday at the top end of the range ahead of its highly-anticipated market debut.
Hong Kong-listed shares of Chinese chipmaker SMIC fell on Monday following reports that the U.S. has imposed restrictions on exports to the firm due to risks of military use.
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