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Asian stock markets were pinned near seven-week lows on Thursday while the dollar stood at multi-week peaks, as a run of strong economic data had investors worrying interest rates will need to keep

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The S&P/ASX 200 index ended 0.8 per cent higher at 6,827.10, after rising as much as 1.3 per cent earlier in the day - its biggest intraday percentage gain since March 8. The benchmark closed 0.1 per cent higher on Monday.

* CSL boosts healthcare sector * Markets await cues from U.S. Fed meet March 16 (Reuters) - Australian shares finished nearly 1% higher on Tuesday to notch their best session in more than a week, as the benchmark tracked overnight gains on Wall Street, while lower U.S. bond yields prompted heavy buying in healthcare and technology stocks. The S&P/ASX 200 index ended 0.8% higher at 6,827.10, after rising as much as 1.3% earlier in the day - its biggest intraday percentage gain since March 8. The...

* Wall St slips from session highs after Capitol protests * Asia equities gain on U.S. stimulus hopes, bonds and dollar sold * Tencent, Alibaba slip o...

MSCIs broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.5% to just shy of a record high, led by jumps of more than 1.5% in South Koreas chipmaker-heavy Kospi and Australias miner-and-bank heavy ASX 200., , global markets, global shared services survey, COVID-19, Asia-Pacific shares, msci index

Bonds nursed losses and Asian stock markets rose on Thursday in anticipation of a big borrowing and big spending Democrat administration driving growth, following run-off elections that gave the party

Bond prices dropped and stocks hit record highs on Thursday as investors bet Democratic control of the U.S. Congress would enable President-elect Joe Biden to borrow and spend heavily, while higher yields helped a bruised dollar recover from near three-year lows.