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Shares Slip in Asia as Oil Climbs, Rate Hikes Loom

Oil prices rose above $106 a barrel as traders priced in higher rates from the Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan, pressuring risk assets.

  • On Thursday, the Federal Reserve hiked interest rates by a quarter-percentage point to a target range of 3.75%-4.00%, marking the first increase in three years as Asian shares showed mixed reactions.
  • Fed Chair Warsh stressed inflation has been "too high" for "too long," stating the hike removed a "dose of accommodation" to align financial conditions with the central bank's price stability objectives.
  • Following the announcement, the two-year U.S. Treasury yield jumped to 4.72% from around 4.67% late Tuesday, while regional Asian indices showed mixed performance as investors digested the policy shift.
  • The dollar strengthened against global peers, trading at $1.3375 against the pound and $1.1461 against the euro, as analysts noted the rate increase bolstered the Federal Reserve's credibility on inflation.
  • Amid the Middle East crisis, oil prices remain above $100 a barrel while Saudi Arabia works to restore pipeline capacity following attacks, keeping inflationary pressure despite the Fed's tightening move.
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Wall Street pulls within 1% of its record after oil prices and bond yields ease

U.S. stocks are climbing with markets worldwide after oil prices and yields in the bond market gave back some of their jumps from last week.

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