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Dollar, stocks slip before tight US election; government yields drop – Nov 5

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Index Last Change % Change
trading lower

41,794.60 -257.59 0.61%Negative
trading lower

18,179.98 -59.93 0.33%Negative
trading lower

5,712.69 -16.11 0.28%Negative
Index Last Change % Change
unchanged

38,053.67
trading higher

20,567.52 +61.09 0.30%Positive
trading lower

78,782.24 -941.88 1.18%Negative

Source: LSEG, opens new tab – data delayed by at least 15 minutes

Fixed Income

U.S. Treasury yields fell. U.S. 10-year note yield fell 6.8 basis points to 4.2948% .
2-year Treasury yield fell for the first time in six days, down 3.2 bps at 4.1723% .

Equities

MSCI’s broadest index of APAC ex-Japan rose 0.7%, recovering from its fall to a five-week low on Friday.
Investors focus on this week’s China’s National People’s Congress (NPC) for details on a raft of recently announced stimulus measures.
Chinese blue-chip stocks (.CSI300), opens new tab gained 1.4%, with the Shanghai Composite Index (.SSEC), opens new tab up 1.2%.

Forex

DXY holds at 103.91.
USD slid against European and Asian currencies, losing 0.38% against EUD to $1.087, 0.5% against JPY to 152.17.

Commodities

Oil rose after OPEC+ said on Sunday it would delay a planned December output hike by one month.
Brent futures rose 3.1% to $75.34. U.S. (WTI) crude added 3.2% to $71.73.
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