
Asian Stocks Drop on US Debt Ceiling
Last week's hopes of a US debt ceiling agreement boosted some Asian stocks, but this week's renewed default fears are dominating and causing some Asian stocks to trade lower.
Last week's hopes of a US debt ceiling agreement boosted some Asian stocks, but this week's renewed default fears are dominating and causing some Asian stocks to trade lower.
On Wednesday, the Nikkei 225 index rose to a 33-year high. Could strong Japanese GDP data, foreign investors, and the US debt ceiling be the reasons why?
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