Hong Kong and Mainland China opened higher after yesterday’s monetary policy bazooka. Still, they faded across the trading day, though both managed to post gains, especially the latter, on very higher volumes of 244% and 148% of the 1-year average, respectively.

Hong Kong and Shanghai ploughed on with their China-fuelled rally Friday on hopes that Beijing will press on with new plans to boost the world's number two economy.

Asia-Pacific markets trade higher on Friday as China stocks set for best week since 2008 and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index is set for a weekly gain of almost 13%, marking its best week since 1998, while investors also assess September inflation numbers from Japan’s capital city of Tokyo.

A brief China-led rally has faded, leaving shares in Europe and Asia mixed after a strong start that extended overnight gains on Wall Street. U.S. futures and oil prices were

Hong Kong and Shanghai led another rally across markets on Thursday as China unveiled further economy-boosting measures following a raft of stimulus this week.

Shares rallied again in Asia on Thursday following reports that China plans to spend billions of dollars to help rebuild the capital of state-run banks.