Asian stock markets started Tuesday’s session mostly on the front foot, with Japanese equities notably rising as investors appeared to shrug off a weekend election setback for the country’s ruling coalition.The positive mood was also supported by record highs on Wall Street, though a long winning streak for Singapore’s benchmark…
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