SINGAPORE - Asian shares made 15-month highs on Tuesday on renewed confidence of U.S. interest rate cuts, while traders waited on a policy meeting in Australia later in the day and had a close eye on a falling yen.
He also said, in a note to clients, that the U.S. hiring rate and other measures of employment growth intentions were soft and the weakest part of labour market data. Expectations of falling rates weighed on the dollar, except against the yen as Japanese rates are not expected to move too far above zero this year, leaving a wide gap.
"Markets are expecting a more hawkish tone ... along with upgraded near term inflation forecasts, with some debate around whether the bank reinstates a tightening bias," said Westpac's head of foreign exchange strategy, Richard Franulovich.Brent crude Iron ore futures have rallied on clues that China's Politburo is planning more support measures for the beleaguered property sector. Benchmark June iron ore on the Singapore Exchange (OTC:German factory orders are the highlight of the European calendar on Tuesday. Disney reports earnings.
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