Stock Selloff Eases in Asian Trade, Oil Declines: Markets Wrap
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After the recent losses, investors in Asia are picking up again. Strong business figures and hopes for government support measures in China are boosting.
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(Bloomberg) -- A selloff in stocks eased during Asian trading on Monday as regional equities fell less than their Wall Street peers and US equity futures turned higher. Oil declined.
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