Stocks Drop Ahead of Central Bank Decisions and Tech Earnings
Asian stocks fell as investors await central bank decisions, tech earnings, and China manufacturing data. The MSCI Asia index was down 0.5%, with Hong Kong leading the decline.
The yen strengthened and the dollar rose ahead of the Bank of Japan and Federal Reserve meetings. China bonds rallied, putting the central bank to the test.
Investors are also awaiting the Politburo meeting for stimulus measures. Sentiment remains bearish after failed growth efforts.
In company news, BHP and Lundin purchased Filo for copper, while Tesla saw a jump in stock price and McDonald's shrugged off a drop in sales. US policymakers are expected to keep interest rates high, signaling a possible September move that could risk the job market.
Overall, the stock market faces a make-or-break week with crucial events and earnings announcements.
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