Wall Street's record closing overnight and optimism about the Chinese economy underpinned Asian shares.
The yen tumbled while Japanese stocks and government bonds rallied on Monday.
Unemployment rate in the United States dropped to 7.6 per cent in March,as against 7.7 per cent the previous month,with addition of some 88,000 jobs,according to latest job figures today.
China's yuan hit a record high versus the dollar for the second straight day in early trade on Tuesday.
A rebound in domestic demand boosted activity at Chinese factories in March.
Asian shares were capped on Friday,with sentiment dented by lacklustre manufacturing data from China.
The property market warmed up a little and that supported their performance.
Whitehaven shares are now trading barely above A$3.00 as it faces rising costs,a slump in coal prices
Total's refining and chemicals profits climbed 54 percent but its output of oil and gas fell 2 percent.
Panasonic,founded in 1918,is heading for a fourth net loss in five years.
Standard Life had new business sales of 14.4 billion pounds ($23.2 billion)in the nine months.
Bank said performance during October had been affected by the challenging economic environment.
Rise in Hong Kong dollar assets was mainly due to increases in bank borrowings.
Adoboli,who worked for the Swiss bank as a trader in London,was arrested on Sept. 15.
Meiji Yasuda held about 29.5 trillion yen ($367.99 billion)in its investment portfolio.
China Mobile Ltd,the world's biggest mobile operator by subscribers,posted a 1.3 percent gain in third-quarter net profit,beating estimates slightly,after luring new users to its network with cheap handsets and low call rates.






