Asian stocks climb on South Korea's gains

Asian stocks generally rose, led by South Korea, despite ongoing increases in oil prices and global bond yields, resulting in mixed performance across regional markets. The Korean Kospi index gained 1% after previous losses, while the Japanese Nikkei declined by 0.4% amid concerns about how inflation might impact monetary policy. On the corporate front, SK Hynix announced a share repurchase plan worth 40 trillion won, while Samsung anticipates a dividend payout package valued at 110 trillion won. Oil prices continued to rise above $93 despite tensions in the Middle East, and attention is now focused on the results of technology companies and major international events such as the Jackson Hole symposium.

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