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(RTTNews) - Asian stocks gave up early gains to end mostly lower on Friday, with concerns about Nvidia's leadership turmoil and increased expectations for tighter Federal Reserve policy keeping investors on edge.
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Finance Minister Ato Forson says Ghana's US$3.5 billion yearly food import bill cannot continue, and links farming to jobs, cocoa and debt repayment.
Japanese chip stocks in particular can gain on Friday. At the same time, possible interest rate hikes in the US and political uncertainties in Japan are moving into the focus of investors.
In Singapore, traders report some banks’ inability to complete financing deals
Japanese lenders are on a record earnings streak thanks to the BOJ's interest-rate hikes, with corporate borrowing showing few signs of slowing down.
TD Securities’ FX team, led by Jayati Bharadwaj and Howard Du, expects the US Dollar to remain firm as Fed rate expectations rise.
Commerzbank’s Volkmar Baur notes that revised expectations for further Federal Reserve (Fed) hikes and parallel Bank of Japan (BoJ) moves limit near-term upside for the Japanese Yen.
