South Korea's Seoul Composite Index closed up 2%, with SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics both rising over 4%.
Asian markets broadly rose following remarks by Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh, with South Korea's Seoul Composite Index closing up 2% at 5668.05 points, rebounding from Thursday's low, which was its lowest close since April. SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics both gained over 4%.
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