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Commodity currencies are the main movers in Asian markets today, gaining broadly, albeit against a backdrop of continued weak momentum. This situation unfolds as Chinese stocks carry forward their rebound from earlier this week, showcasing a divergence from Hong Kong’s market dynamics, where signs of profit-taking are beginning to surface. The anticipation surrounding China’s proposed […]

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