China Morale in Global Markets
Risk appetite in global markets increased with the end of epidemic measures in Beijing, the capital of China.
Risk appetite in global markets increased with the end of epidemic measures in Beijing, the capital of China.
In Asia, Chinese indices fell sharply due to Xi Jinping's statements about the Covid restrictions.
Losses in stocks deepened in Asia Pacific Region.
Asian stocks were generally buying-heavy. The People's Bank of China lowered the interest rate.
In Asia, investors keep an eye on developments regarding the Omicron variant. Indices predominantly in limited gain.
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