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Quiet On Asia Indexes Asia On Covid, U.S. Fed Ahead
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares slipped 0.6%, leaving it down 1.4% on the week so far. 
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares slipped 0.6%, leaving it down 1.4% on the week so far. -
China GDP Misses Consensus On Costs, Covid; Suggests Rethink
Higher raw material costs, supply shortages and pollution controls are weighing on industrial activity. 
Higher raw material costs, supply shortages and pollution controls are weighing on industrial activity. -
Selling In World Equities Monday On Virus Spread
"A correction over the next few months cannot be ruled out." 
"A correction over the next few months cannot be ruled out." -
China Share Prices Down On Xi Saber Rattling
Japan's Nikkei rose and most other markets held gains but MSCI's Asia-Pacific index fell owing to the declines in China and Hong Kong. 
Japan's Nikkei rose and most other markets held gains but MSCI's Asia-Pacific index fell owing to the declines in China and Hong Kong. -
China’s Manufacturing Throws Out The Anchors On Covid Threats, Soft Production, New Orders
The result was below market estimates of 51.8 and was the lowest reading in three months. 
The result was below market estimates of 51.8 and was the lowest reading in three months. -
Japan's Big Manufacturers Bullish Heading Into Second Half As Covid Effects Ease
Big companies expect capital expenditure to rise 9.6% in the year ending March after an 8.3% drop in the previous year, the survey said. 
Big companies expect capital expenditure to rise 9.6% in the year ending March after an 8.3% drop in the previous year, the survey said. -
Pull Up, Red Ink, Pull Up, Red Ink! Cathay Pacific Continues To Crash And Burn
The airline had been burning up to HK$1.9 billion of cash per month in the first half. 
The airline had been burning up to HK$1.9 billion of cash per month in the first half. -
China Data: The Gloss Starts To Come Off With Slowing Industrial Profits
Liabilities at industrial companies were up 8.2% year on year at the end of May compared with 8.6% growth a month earlier. 
Liabilities at industrial companies were up 8.2% year on year at the end of May compared with 8.6% growth a month earlier. -
Cool It Or Blow? China Data Sending Mixed Messages
Data showed industrial production increased 8.8% year on year in May, retail trade slowed to 12.4% and urban unemployment was 5.0%, 
Data showed industrial production increased 8.8% year on year in May, retail trade slowed to 12.4% and urban unemployment was 5.0%, -
Japan Trade Deficit Shrinks 4.5 Times On Year In May On Overseas Sales Of Cars, Machinery
Exports rose 49.6% year on year to 6.26 trillion yen while imports rose 27.9% to 6.45 trillion yen. 
Exports rose 49.6% year on year to 6.26 trillion yen while imports rose 27.9% to 6.45 trillion yen.
