💨 Abstract
Asian shares showed mixed results while U.S. futures rose after a winning week for U.S. stocks. Japan's ruling party lost its parliamentary majorities, leading to potential political instability and economic challenges, including increased spending and trade tariffs. China's stock markets gained as the central bank kept interest rates stable, easing credit pressure. The U.S. market saw minor losses with ongoing trade tensions and regulatory concerns, notably a potential merger of Norfolk Southern and Union Pacific facing scrutiny.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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