💨 Abstract
Asian markets started November cautiously with shares mostly down and Treasury yields near three-month highs. Investors are waiting for U.S. payrolls data, a rate cut by the Fed is largely expected. Oil extended its rally on reports of an Iran-Israel conflict. Tech giants Amazon and Intel had positive earnings reports. In Asia, MSCI's index slipped, Tokyo's Nikkei fell, and China's blue chips inched higher.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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