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TOKYO: Asian shares dipped on Thursday as tight liquidity conditions in China curbed buying for now, though improving corporate earnings, expectations of large US stimulus and subsiding retail frenzy all supported risk sentiment. US bond prices extended their decline, with the 30-year yield hitting its highest level since March, following stronger economic data and a push in Washington to pass a massive relief plan. MSCI’s ex-Japan Asian-Pacific index fell 0.2 percent while Japan’s Nikkei lost 0.4 percent, both snapping a three-day winning streak. Asian shares were hampered by tight liqui...

Stocks slip as investors eye Chinese policy tightening prospects By Hideyuki Sano Reuters TOKYO (Reuters) - Stocks dipped on Thursday as a spike in short-term Chinese interest rates fanned worries about policy tightening in the world's second-largest economy, although improving corporate earnings and easing market volatility helped stem losses. U.S. bonds extended their decline, boosting the 30-year yield to its highest level since March, following stronger economic data and a push in Washington to pass a massive relief plan. European stocks are expected to be steady to slightly weaker, w...

* European stocks seen steady to softer * U.S. bond yields jump on expectations of big govt borrowing * Volatility index falls to regular levels * Oil at 1-year high on OPEC+ production cut, U.S. inventories TOKYO, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Stocks dipped on Thursday as a spike in short-term Chinese interest rates fanned worries about policy tightening in the world’s second-largest economy, although improving corporate earnings and easing market volatility helped stem losses. U.S. bonds extended their decline, boosting the 30-year yield to its highest level since March, following stronger economic d...

China liquidity concerns soften Asian stocks 04 February 2021 - 08:07 Hideyuki Sano Asian stocks Tokyo — Asian shares dipped on Thursday as tight liquidity conditions in China curbed buying for now, though improving corporate earnings, expectations of large US stimulus and subsiding retail frenzy all supported risk sentiment. US bond prices extended their decline, with the 30-year yield hitting its highest level since March, following stronger economic data and a push in Washington to pass a massive relief plan. MSCI’s ex-Japan Asian-Pacific index fell 0.2%, while Japan...