Asian stocks mostly rise on tech rally, lower yields, and US-China trade hopes

Asian stock markets delivered a mixed performance on Tuesday, picking up momentum from . A fresh rally in technology shares combined with easing U.S. Treasury yields temporarily relieved investor anxiety over broader macroeconomic pressures.Meanwhile, U.S. equity futures remained virtually flat ahead of the North American session, with Nasdaq, S&P 500, and Dow futures hovering near unchanged levels.In commodity markets, crude oil climbed above $93 per barrel, while gold traded below $4,350 per ounce. Digital assets maintained key levels, with Bitcoin holding firmly above $85,000.South Korea’s KOSPI fell 0.02% to around 7,120. The South Korean won strengthened to around 1,360 per dollar.Japan's markets were closed for a holiday, though the  weakened to around 157.5 per dollar.China's rose 0.09% to 3,963.8, while the Shenzhen Component advanced 1.2% to 13,889, extending gains from the previous session as optimism over high-level US-China talks boosted sentiment. The offshore yuanHong Kong rose 0.23% to 25,152, extending their winning streak to a third session.India fell 0.16% to 74,990, following gains in the previous session. The Indian rupee Meanwhile, investors focused on the National Stock Exchange IPO, which drew over $10 billion in bids and was subscribed 5.71 times, with shares set to debut on Thursday.Australia  shares rose 0.28% to 8,769, snapping two sessions of muted moves. The Australian dollar hovered around $0.71, trading in a sideways range near multi-week lows. Focus now turns to Governor Bullock’s remarks and a speech by a board member later today.Content provided by Seeking Alpha is intended for information purposes only, and that Seeking Alpha does not offer any personalist investment advice and is not a licensed securities dealer, broker, US investment adviser or investment bank.