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Asia-Pacific markets trade higher as investors return to risky assets

cnbc2021-03-10

KEY POINTS Markets in Australia, Japan and South Korea eked out gains Wednesday morning as investor appetite for risky assets returned. The session in Asia-Pacific follows an overnight session on ...

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