Stocks at the Asian markets went up after the U. S. Federal Reserve said that it will extend its support measures for the boosting the world's largest economy.

One of the regional benchmark index managed to reach its two-year high after the news. 1.5 per cent rise was seen at the MSCI Asia Pacific Index pushing it up to 132.79. This is the highest level that it ad since July, 2008. The Futures at S&P 500 index showed a marginal change.

Meanwhile, the Nikkei 225 Stock Average was pushed up by 2.2 per cent. This happened when the Yen fell against the US Dollar.

The Fed has said that it is going to expand its asset purchases fund by $600 billion so that growth can be boosted in an almost zero-interest economy. It said that the employers will have to add in more jobs which is still very less for the third quarter as compared to economies like New Zealand and Australia.

Experts have shown support to the decision saying that such a stimulus was needed by the markets. When the markets boom all the asset class also follow suit in the way pushing forward recovery.