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By Malvika Gurung
Investing.com — The listed on the Singapore-based Exchange SGX, an early indicator for , traded 0.37% or 63.5 points lower at 8:48 am on Thursday, indicating a lower opening on Dalal Street, as investors awaited the US CPI inflation print for September later in the day.
Further, the gained 0.17% and rose 0.1%.
Major indices on Wall Street ended a volatile session lower on Wednesday as investors digested minutes from the Fed’s Sept 20-21 meeting that emphasized policymakers to undertake a more restrictive policy stance and maintain it for some time, in efforts of taming the soaring inflation.
lowered 0.09%, slipped 0.1% and fell 0.33%.
The US dollar pared gains after zooming to fresh 2-year peaks against the yen while bond yields slid.
Stocks across Asian markets fell on Thursday following the US Fed’s FOMC meeting minutes and ahead of the US CPI inflation to be released later in the day. The Japanese yen continued its fall against the greenback, hovering over its 32-year low.
At 8:48 am, South Korea’s Kospi tanked 1.37%, Japan’s Nikkei lowered 0.52%, Hong Kong’s declined 1%, China’s slipped 0.23% and Australia’s ASX 200 gained 0.24.
climbed slightly to $94.5/barrel and WTI Futures lowered to $87.17/barrel. Futures gained 0.23%.
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