Asian stocks fell for a fourth straight day after US equities deepened a global rout sparked by concern over China's economy.
The MSCI Asia Pacific Index fell 0.1 per cent to 126.87 as of 9:15 am in Tokyo. Turmoil has wiped more than US$2 trillion from the value of global shares in 2016, the worst start to a year since 2000. All eyes will be on the daily fix of the yuan's daily reference rate after the People's Bank of China signaled it's becoming more tolerant of a depreciating currency as the economy slows.
"The Chinese yuan is smack bang at the heart of concerns," said Chris Weston, chief markets strategist at IG Ltd. in Melbourne.
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The MSCI Asia Pacific Index fell 0.1 per cent to 126.87 as of 9:15 am in Tokyo. Turmoil has wiped more than US$2 trillion from the value of global shares in 2016, the worst start to a year since 2000. All eyes will be on the daily fix of the yuan's daily reference rate after the People's Bank of China signaled it's becoming more tolerant of a depreciating currency as the economy slows.
"The Chinese yuan is smack bang at the heart of concerns," said Chris Weston, chief markets strategist at IG Ltd. in Melbourne.
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