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The Asian stock markets are trading mostly lower on Monday, despite the slightly positive cues from Wall Street on Friday, as traders reacted to key U.S. economic data, including a closely watched job growth data that came in stronger than expected in December, raising concerns about the outlook for interest rates.

Australian shares inched higher on Friday, but were poised for their worst week since late October as caution prevailed ahead of a key domestic inflation report that could provide clues on the central...

Australian shares fell on Thursday after global markets extended a decline on doubts about the number of U.S. interest rate cuts this year, even as the Federal Reserve almost declared victory in...

Mirroring the broadly negative cues from global markets overnight, Asian stock markets are trading mostly lower on Thursday, amid the release of the minutes of the US Fed's latest monetary policy meeting, which indicated uncertainty over near-term interest rate cuts this year.

The Australian market is modestly lower on Thursday, extending the losses in the previous session, following the broadly negative cues from global markets overnight.

Australian shares are trading sharply lower on Wednesday, giving up the gains in the previous session, with the benchmark S&P/ASX 200 falling well below the 7,600 level, following the mostly negative cues from global markets overnight, with losses across most sectors led by technology and mining stocks.

Asian stock markets are mostly lower on Wednesday, following the mostly negative cues from global markets overnight, as major currencies in the region were hit by a stronger US dollar.

Asian stock markets are mostly lower on Tuesday, following the broadly negative cues from Wall Street in the previous session, as traders cautiously await a slew of data from the region later in the week.

Recouping the losses in the previous session, the Australian stock market is notably higher on Tuesday, following the lack of cues from global markets overnight as they were closed for New Holiday.

Australian shares retreated on the last trading day of the year on Friday, with commodity stocks leading the fall in broad-based selling, even as bets mounted that key global central banks will start...