Asian markets suffered fresh selling pressure Friday while the dollar dipped and oil hit multi-year lows following another round of losses on Wall Street fuelled by global growth concerns.
There was little movement immediately after China released data showing a better-than-expected jump in exports and imports.
Investors are also warily watching events in Hong Kong as police begin removing barricades erected by pro-democracy protestors that have jammed up some of the city's main roads for the past two weeks.
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There was little movement immediately after China released data showing a better-than-expected jump in exports and imports.
Investors are also warily watching events in Hong Kong as police begin removing barricades erected by pro-democracy protestors that have jammed up some of the city's main roads for the past two weeks.
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