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* Stocks up on U.S. plan hopes, risk aversion eases
* Mining shares gain after copper jumps on China hopes
* Japan's Nomura sinks more than 10 pct on stock issue plan
By Elaine Lies
TOKYO, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Asian stocks rose on Monday amid hopes that a massive U.S. stimulus package would bolster the economy, while the dollar clung near a one-month high against the yen as investor risk aversion waned despite grim U.S. data.
Hong Kong shares opened 1.5 percent higher, heading for a fourth day of gains and their longest winning streak in two months, while Japan's Nikkei average <.N225> climbed for a second straight day.
Wall Street rallied broadly on Friday after figures showing U.S. job losses in January were the worst in 34 years, sparking hopes that Congress will act quickly to pass a stimulus package to help the economy. [nN06435445]
But the U.S. administration pushed back the announcement of a keenly awaited bank rescue plan until Tuesday from Monday as it pressed lawmakers to settle their differences over the huge stimulus plan. [nN08495108]
"Investors picked up exporters for now on short-covering, but it's doubtful if the market will continue to gain," said Takahiko Murai, general manager of equities at Nozomi Securities in Tokyo.
"The market's focus could shift back to the deteriorating state of the economy once it sees the U.S. stimulus plan, which appears to be somewhat going backward, including uncertainty over the establishment of a 'bad bank' scheme."
Squabbling over the U.S. rescue plan was set to continue on Monday, when the Democratic-led Senate votes to end debate on an $827 billion rescue package so it can be passed on Tuesday.
U.S. President Barack Obama has demanded that the bill be on his desk for signing into law by next Monday.
Japan's Nikkei stock average rose 1 percent, with Honda Motor Co <7267.T> and Toyota Motor Corp <7203.T> climbing despite Toyota's forecast of a larger than expected loss on Friday since bad news had been widely anticipated. [nT125619]
But shares in Nomura Holdings Inc <8604.T> , Japan's biggest brokerage, sank 10 percent to a 26-year low amid concerns that a plan to issue up to $3.3 billion in new stock to bolster its capital would dilute earnings. [nT101889]
The MSCI index of Asia-Pacific stocks outside Japan
<.MIAPJ0000PUS> climbed 0.9 percent.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng <.HSI> rose 1.1 percent.
COPPER GAINS ON CHINA HOPES
Copper surged more than 8 percent on Friday on hopes for an economic recovery in China, an aggressive rally that bolstered shares of global miners such as Rio Tinto Ltd/Plc <RIO.AX> , which helped lead Australian shares higher. [.AX]
Mitsubishi Corp <8035.T> and other Japanese trading firms also benefitted.
But gold slipped as players took profits after a recent rally, with rising expectations that the U.S. stimulus package was likely to steer some funds away from gold as risk appetite rises. <XAU=> .
The dollar hit a one-month high against the yen before falling back slightly, giving little reaction to data showing Japan's current account surplus fell 92.1 percent in December from a year earlier.
The U.S. currency traded around 91.72 yen after climbing to 92.42 yen earlier on trading platform EBS, its highest since early January. <JPY=> The euro was at $1.2950 <EUR=> . <FXNEWS>
The Australian dollar was struggling to hold onto gains after hitting a three-week high offshore on Friday, trading at about $0.6685 <AUD=> .
The yield on the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury note fell nearly 3 basis points to 2.970 percent <US10YT=RR> from Friday, when it briefly touched 3 percent for the first time since late November.
The March 10-year Japanese government bond future <2JGBv1> was unchanged at 138.35.
Oil took a breather from its recent decline and steadied around $40 a barrel on Monday as hopes that swift passage of the U.S. stimulus package outweighed demand concerns, with U.S. crude for March delivery <Clc1> edging down by one cent to $40.17.
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