Asian shares extend fall after China flash PMI
TOKYO (Reuters) – Asian shares, oil and copper extended losses on Thursday after data indicated little respite for Chinese manufacturers, keeping the outlook unclear whether policymakers in the world’s second-largest economy will feel compelled to follow the global rush of stimulus action. Safe-haven assets, including government bonds, rose while currencies such as the dollar gained against the euro and the yen advanced broadly on reduced risk-taking sentiment after the U. S. Federal Reserve’s aggressive stimulus last week, and the Bank of Japan’s further easing on Wednesday. . . .
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