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Asian Markets Track Wall Street Lower
Source: Nasdaq
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Asian equity markets traded mostly lower on Thursday after broad overnight weakness on Wall Street. A rebound in crude oil prices and surging bond yields renewed inflation concerns and expectations of further interest-rate increases, pressuring global risk sentiment amid uncertainty over the resolution of the underlying situation.
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