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Message: [QUOTE="Vistabrokers, post: 85279, member: 32993"] [b]Vista Brokers: Asian Stocks Rose on Expectations regards Greece[/b] [img]http://www.hostpic.org/images/1506241241300080.jpg[/img] During the Asian session on Wednesday, major stock indexes in the region have risen. Investors hope that a deal of Greece with international creditors is about to be concluded – as Vista Brokers analysts say. Supported with optimistic expectations, the Japanese Nikkei 225 has risen by 0.60%, Shanghai Composite – by 0.84% and S & P / ASX 200 – by 0.27%. Today, the left wing of the Greek Parliament has expressed confidence that on Thursday the deal with creditors, concluded by the government, will be approved by Parliament, despite the fact that yesterday, some members of the ruling party "Syriza" have aggressively embraced the possibility of the agreement. After all, to please creditors Tsipras had to agree to raise taxes and reduce pension costs. Recall that last Sunday Athens gave "troika" an updated reform plan, which was called by Eurogroup representatives sufficiently comprehensive. It gave hope to financial markets participants that the Greek saga may finally end soon. The next stage of talks will be held on Thursday - representatives of Greece and creditors had 48 hours to study the updated reform plan, discuss some details and to finally adopt the decision. Perhaps that is exactly what will happen tomorrow. Analysts say that during the Asian session today were published minutes of the last Bank of Japan meeting. An interesting moment that came to be known of the protocols is that one of the board members, Takahide Kuichi, voted to reduce the amount of assets purchases by the Bank of Japan from 80 to 45 trillion euros, saying that aggressive incentives have unpleasant side effects that harm the economy. Thus, the central bank left the size of the program unchanged, but the voices were 8 to 1. [/QUOTE]

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