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Asian equity markets attempted a rebound on Friday, defying another selloff on Wall Street overnight which was driven by disappointing earnings reports and stronger-than-expected US GDP data. A pullback in Treasury yield also aided sentiment, with the benchmark 10-year US yield falling toward 4.8% after hitting 5% earlier this week. Meanwhile, investors assessed a slew of economic reports in Asia including Tokyo inflation, Australian producer price index and Chinese industrial profits numbers. Shares in Australia, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong and China all advanced. This page provides stock market indexes quotes for several countries including the latest price, yesterday session close, plus weekly, monthly and yearly percentage changes.