Asian Stocks Steady After Nasdaq Surge; Bonds Rise: Markets Wrap

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Asian Stocks Steady After Nasdaq Surge; Bonds Rise: Markets Wrap

Bloomberg2021-03-10

(Bloomberg) -- Asian stocks were steady Wednesday as traders weighed the biggest jump in the Nasdaq 100 since November as well as calmer Chinese markets. The dollar pared some losses and Treasury ...

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