On Tuesday, mostly of Southeast Asian stock markets was traded edged rose as a largely priced in package bailout Greece boosted, but its remain concerns that the agreement might solve the crisis only in the short term and its still riskier assets overall of the region subdued.

Euro zone finance ministers was closed $172 billion on second bailout for Greece debt on Tuesday that will resolve as soon as financing requires.

Song Seng Wun, a Singapore-based regional economist at CIMB-GK Research, said:” No one is really to running out, so a case reaction muted to the news that the Greeks can alive for 2 or 3 months.”

Banks led Indonesia was highest closed at 0.6 percent since Feb. 3, while Thailand and Malaysia noted simply gains of 0.4 percent and 0.2 percent respectively, its also assisted by financials.

Singapore edged thin rose 0.1 percent to an eight month high, but the Philippines dropped from their record high, declining 0.9 percent and Vietnam and finished at 0.7 percent weaker.

MSCI's broadest index of Asia Pacific stocks outside Japan was trading up 0.1 percent by 0919 GMT while traded rose 0.1 percent by 0919 GMT while the MSCI index for Southeast Asia, including selected stocks, was also surged 0.1 percent.

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