Asian stocks gained on Tuesday as hopes for an agreement on Greece's debt situation lifted risk appetite, while a sharp rebound in oil prices boosted commodity currencies such as the Canadian dollar and Norwegian crown. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.2 percent. Also a boon for risk assets was an extended rally by crude oil which had plumbed multi-year lows last week and helped fuel concerns about its negative impact on the global economy. Currencies from oil exporting countries such as the Canadian dollar and Norwegian crown held on to solid gains as a result.
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