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Asia-Pacific stocks increased Monday, Oct. 30, with the Hong Kong market climbing for the second session.
Among Hang Seng Index constituents, optical instruments company Sunny Optical Technology 2382, +6.45% saw the largest increase Monday, as shares increased 6.5%. Shares of commercial banking firm China Merchants Bank 3968, -3.81% and oil and gas exploration company CNOOC 883, -3.45% weakened 3.8% and 3.5%, respectively.
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