Yen Plunges, Yields Surge as Japan Scraps Yield Cap; Asia Braces for Busy Day of Economic Data
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Japan's currency and bond markets saw dramatic moves after the Bank of Japan scrapped its 10-year yield ceiling. The yen plunged while yields surged.
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Asian markets' reaction to the U.S. Federal Reserve policy decision will come on Thursday. Before then, China, India, Indonesia, South Korea economic data is due.
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China's Caixin PMI report will draw attention after 'official' PMI showed unexpected contraction in October. Yuan remains near 16-year lows.
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World and U.S. stocks ended October higher but it was a rough start to Q4. Asian stocks fell for a third straight month in October.
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Investors hope for some respite in November after tightening financial conditions in Q4 so far. Key China, Indonesia, South Korea data due Wednesday.
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