Asian markets exhibit beautiful colors on Monday morning. At the close, the Nikkei in Tokyo gained 1.05% to 8603.70 points, while the Japanese government reported this morning with a GDP increase of 1.5% in the third quarter, supported by a rebound in exports and consumption. Japan is thus related to growth after three quarters of recession. The action Olympus, down from the revelation of corporate scandals, also rebounded to 17.39% on hopes of non-radiation title

In China, the Hang Seng in Hong Kong ahead of 2.27% to 19,571.36 points and the Shanghai composite index of 1.82% to 2526.15 points.Securities Want Want China Holdings Ltd (7.85% to 7.56 Hong Kong dollars) and Tingyi (Cayman Islands) Holging Corp (1 paydayloan.91% to 21.30 Hong Kong dollars) will be integrated into the index Hang Seng early December.

The markets also monitor developments in euro area at the front of the sovereign debt crisis. In Italy, former European Commissioner Mario Monti has been appointed new Prime Minister last night and must form a new government who will redressser the country's finances.

Tokyo ready to increase its aid to Europe

Japan has also said this weekend be prepared to increase its financial aid to Europe when the European countries have expressed their willingness to fight against their debt problem with a united front.