Markets mixed as investors track second wave, new lockdowns | Malay Mail

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HONG KONG, June 24 — Equities were mixed today in Asia after a healthy run-up the day before as traders weigh positive data suggesting economies are recovering against signs of a second wave of infections and the reintroduction of some lockdowns. While governments and central banks have provided...

Pedestrians walk in front of a quotation board displaying share prices of the Tokyo Stock Exchange in Tokyo May 1, 2020. — AFP pic

After a rally across most regional bourses yesterday, Wall Street and Europe followed suit after figures pointed to a big improvement in eurozone private-sector activity in June as well as a jump in US new home sales. However, there are growing concerns of a relapse in some countries that had been opening up, with Tokyo governor Yuriko Koike today warning a number of new cases had been found at one workplace.

Tokyo and Singapore each lost 0.1 per cent, Hong Kong dipped 0.5 per cent and there were also losses in Manila.

 

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