Stocks could be in for a bumpy start to the week if they expect to outdo robust gains enjoyed the week prior.
away from its decades-long monetary stimulus policy, allowing interest rates more freedom to move in harmony with inflation and economic growth.to implement Japan's biggest minimum wage hike in history in an effort to jolt the world's third largest economy out of the doldrums.
Market participants are also scrutinizing the other side of the Sea of Japan for signs of life in the Chinese economy.to adjust its policies to jump-start the nation's lackluster post-COVID recovery, a move which helped solidify the yuan's near two-week high against the dollar, sent the CSI 300 leaping nearly 3% and the HSI surging 4.1%.
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