Asian stocks rose after the Fed news

The Fed's decision to continue the stimulus program welcomed the Asian market.

Asian stock prices rose after the central bank compact United States said it is not going to stop until the economic stimulus program increased even further.

Japan's Nikkei 225 index rose 0.9%, the Hang Seng in Hong Kong jumped 2%, and the ASX 200 index in Australia verdant 1.2% and reached its highest point in five years after the announcement.

While the stock price index at 09.30 BST up about 4.3%.

In the United States, major indexes also rose and broke the record at the close of Wednesday (18/09).

Many previous investors speculated that the Federal Reserve or the Fed, will reduce debt purchases worth U.S. $ 85 billion per month.

But in a statement released sebuat after a two-day policy meeting, the Fed said there are no plans for sure when they will reduce the stimulus program.

The central bank said that they take a much caution as the unemployment rate "high" and concerns about the U.S. economic recovery.

"The committee decided to wait for more evidence that this progress will continue to set the pace before buying [bonds]," he said.

The Fed also cut its forecast for growth this year to between 2.0% and 2.3%, lower than the June estimate of between 2.3% and 2.6%.

'Many benefits'

Guberbur U.S. central bank, Ben Bernanke, they do not have a definite plan to stop the stimulus.

Analysts said the Asian market will benefit from the Fed's announcement.

"Developing countries will continue to benefit, given their sensitivity to Fed policy," said Kelly Teoh of IG Markets.

Earlier this year, concerns over the reduction of stimulus by the Fed escalated triggering Clickselloff in emerging markets as investors move their money out of the country.

The Fed's stimulus known as quantitative easingor quantitative easing is making more money invested into the Asian financial markets ..

Concerns have been dropped stimulus reduction in currency values ​​like SaveIndian rupee and the Indonesian rupiahClick .

However, now it seems investors welcomed the Fed's decision to keep stimulus poured.

Malaysian ringgit and the Thai baht both gained nearly 2%.

The U.S. dollar fell but commodities such as gold and copper recorded a considerable profit.