As poor global manufacturing statistics fuelled fears of an economic slowdown, European equities fell on Tuesday, and markets were edgy as U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi prepared to visit Taiwan.
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Investors were cautious on Monday as they anticipated U.S. inflation data that may force another huge interest rate hike and the start of an earnings season in which profits would be under pressure.
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As the U.S. may announce a reversal of some tariffs on Chinese consumer goods this week, the majority of Asia-Pacific markets were higher on Monday morning.
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As a series of bad U.S. statistics indicated negative risks for this week’s June payrolls report, and as the likelihood of a recession continued to drive a relief rally in government bonds, global stock markets wavered on Monday.
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