Asia-Pacific markets surges mirroring global markets as holiday-shortened Christmas week begins

Written By Michael Gary Scott
Dec. 23, 2024 1:14 AM ETEWJ, JEQ, FXI, PGJ, EWH, DXJ, CAF, FXY, USD, GXC, TDF, CHIQ, YINN, YANG, CQQQ, MCHI, CXSE, KWEB, ASHR, KBA, CWEB, BTC-USD, KURE, AS51, NKY:IND, SHCOMP, HSI, SENSEX, AUD:USD, NZD:USD, USD:KRW, JPY:USD, CNY:USD, INR:USD, HKD:USDBy: Meghavi Singh, SA News Editor
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Asia-Pacific markets trade advance on Monday to begin a holiday-shortened trading week, tracking a rally on Wall Street Friday following softer-than-expected US PCE inflation data, while the US government shutdown was effectively averted over the weekend.

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