Asian stocks were mixed on the first day of the fourth-quarter as investors focused on political unrest in Hong Kong and key Chinese data.
China’s official purchasing manager’s index (PMI) for September came in unchanged from the previous month at 51.1. The data follows HSBC’s final PMI reading on Tuesday, which was also unchanged from August.
Japan’s Nikkei was up 0.12 percent or 19.35 points at 16,192.87. Singapore’s Straits Times shed 0.28 percent or 9.33 points at 3,267.41.
South Korea’s Seoul Composite fell 0.61 percent or 12.36 points at 2,007.73. Taiwan’s Taiwan Weighted added 0.41 percent or 36.37 points at 9,003.29.
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