Investors are watching economic data out of Japan, Australia and Singapore on Thursday.
Investors in Asia are assessing July pay data out of Japan, which could provide a clue to the Bank of Japan's monetary policy moves.
Other economic data coming from the region include August trade data from Australia and Singapore's retail sales numbers for July. "Investors are a bit on edge; it's a low-conviction trade. Everyone's waiting for this Friday employment report, and until then, we're in a bit of a holding pattern." Keith Lerner, co-chief investment officer at commercial bank Truist said.Investors in Asia are assessing July pay data out of Japan, which could provide a clue to the Bank of Japan's monetary policy moves.
Should the futures prove true, this will be the first time since Aug 15. that the index had dipped below the 37,000 mark.China's binge-buying of chipmaking equipment could yield another overcapacity problemCommuter Alert
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