Asian stocks withstand bond market pressures, oil prices decline slightly
Most outlets led with the resilience of Asian stocks amid a global bond selloff and rising US yields. Business Recorder added context about the impact on equity valuations and borrowing costs, while Profit highlighted the dollar's potential weekly gain and noted Japan was particularly affected. Both outlets mentioned the slight retreat in oil prices.
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Asian stocks weather bond storm, oil retreats slightly
Global bond selloff extends to Asia, Japan hit hard; Dollar set for 1% weekly gain on Fed tightening bets
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Asian stocks weather bond storm, oil retreats slightly
SYDNEY: Asian shares held their nerve on Friday as a relentless bond selloff pushed longer dated US yields to two-decade highs, raising borrowing costs worldwide and threatening lofty equity valuations. The return of oil above $100 a barrel, with Brent crude near $105, has revived inflation fears, bolstering bets on multiple Federal Reserve rate hikes after its first move in more than three y...
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