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Abstract:Asian stocks rose as Wall Street snapped a three-day losing streak.
Asian Markets
Asian stocks rose as Wall Street snapped a three-day losing streak.
European Markets
European bourses mostly up as UK record wage growth added to inflation worries.
US Pre-Open Markets
The US stock market tends to rise as traders are waiting for the main inflation data.
Commodities
Oil rose on OPEC+ cuts and traders are eyeing economic data.
U.S. Treasury Yield
Treasury yields fell as investors looked to key economic data.
Major Currency Pairs
The dollar slipped as the Fed's hike cycle draws to a close and focus on US inflation.
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