South Korea's KOSPI falls 1.18 percent, Shanghai Composite Index is lower by 0.57 and Hang Seng by 0.56 percent.
Nikkei ends 1.06 percent lower while KOSPI falls 0.14 percent. China's Shanghai index and Hong Kong's Hang Seng gain 1.97 percent and 0.54 percent.
Hang Seng up 1.20 percent and Shanghai index 1.83 percent while Nikkei falls 0.36 percent.
South Korea's KOSPI down 0.67 percent while Shanghai Composite Index and Hang Seng fall 0.56 and 0.74 percent.
China's Shanghai index down 0.25 percent opening after a week-long holiday while Hang Seng falls 0.60 percent and KOSPI 0.64 percent.
Hang Seng gained 0.8 percent in the week, while Nikkei and KOSPI eased marginally by 0.1 percent.
Most markets have been encouraged by positive US economic data and ECB assurances.
Asian markets continue to gain on US economic data and ECB's willingness to support crisis-hit European nations.
Nikkei ends 0.89 percent higher on strong performance from automobile sector.
Export firms in Tokyo rise as the dollar strengthens against the yen.
Nikkei dropped 0.45 percent while Hang Seng gained 0.23 percent
Nikkei and Hang Seng gained 0.10 and 0.65 percent respectively. KOSPI eased moderately by 0.01 percent.
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Nikkei average index falls 0.83 percent as Japanese business sentiments weakened and Chinese manufacturing contracted.
The Japanese index falls 0.83 percent as business sentiments continue to be discouraging.
Asian markets were mixed in the week as worries over European debt crisis continued amid positive measures from governments.
Shanghai Composite Index rises 1.45 percent while Hong Kong's Hang Seng gains 0.38 percent.
Hong Kong’s Hang Seng and South Korea's KOSPI rise over Spain and Greece developments
Asian markets reverse their initial losses after reports of injection of funds by China's central bank
Nikkei down, Hang Seng and Shanghai index up as marketmen are keenly watching the developments in Spain and Greece.
Apart from the eurozone woes, marketmen feel much more needs to be done by central banks to spur growth.
Eurozone worries continue to impact investor sentiments in Asia.
Nikkei and Hang Seng end higher while Shanghai Composite Index and KOSPI fall.
Most Asian markets ease following news of low business confidence in Germany and weak forecast from Caterpillar.
Eurozone issues and China remain central concerns
Monetary policy uncertainty and lack of cues from central banks impact markets.
Honda, Nissan, Panasonic, Sony, Canon, Toyota and Mazda among affected by anti-Japan protests in China.
Spain plans €9bn in bond sales this week as bailout speculation intensifies ahead of bank audit and review of its investment grade credit rating.
Commodities have been doing rising 161% compared to 35% for equities in the UK.