Asian shares down, set for worst month since March 2020

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Asian shares slipped on Friday, with a gauge of regional equities set for its biggest monthly drop since the height of global pandemic lockdowns ...

Asian shares slipped on Friday, with a gauge of regional equities set for its biggest monthly drop since the height of global pandemic lockdowns last March, while the dollar lagged near one-month lows on expectations of continued Fed stimulus.

Robust U.S. earnings and forecasts also helped to lift Wall Street to record intraday highs on Thursday. "You will have talk about tapering, and you do have a lot of coronavirus beneficiaries which are largely in the tech sector. Growth will be slow, and they will be reporting numbers off of very high bases for this time last year... We expect tech indices to be challenged in the near term, but we're very optimistic over the medium and long term."

Benchmark 10-year notes last yielded 1.2509per cent, down from 1.269per cent late on Thursday, and the 30-year yield stood at 1.9001per cent, down from 1.916per cent on Thursday."We think bond yields now discount an unduly pessimistic view of the medium- to long-term outlook... The prospects for a robust recovery - and higher bond yields - are arguably much better," analysts at Capital Economics said in a client note.

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