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(RTTNews) - The stock markets across the Asia-Pacific region are trading higher on Friday, buoyed by hopes over U.S. economic measures to address the global financial turmoil, even as they await the U.S. Labor Department’s monthly employment report later in the day. Banking stocks across the region are trading higher. Crude oil eased to ...
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