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Hong Kong leads Asia-Pacific markets lower; Australia's central bank keeps interest rate unchanged CNBCHong Kong stocks sink most in three months amid China property woes, US rate worries CNNAsian Markets Trade Lower Following A Mixed Close On Wall Street; D-Street To Open Lower? CNBC-TV18Hong Kong's Hang Seng falls nearly 3%; Japan's Nikkei is 1.5% lower on Fed rate hike jitters FXStreetMorning Bid: New quarter, same old market dynamics Reuters
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The ruble is sliding towards levels not seen since August, when the central bank hiked interested rates to 12%.
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Asian stocks slip on rate worries, yen in focus Reuters.comAsian Markets Trade Lower Following A Mixed Close On Wall Street; D-Street To Open Lower? CNBC-TV18Hong Kong leads Asia-Pacific markets lower; Australia's central bank keeps interest rate unchanged CNBCHong Kong stocks sink most in three months amid China property woes, US rate worries CNNMorning Bid: New quarter, same old market dynamics Reuters.comView Full Coverage on Google News
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Stock futures are little changed on Monday evening: Live updates CNBCNasdaq rises, Dow falls in seesaw start to Q4: Stock market news today Yahoo FinanceStock Market Today: Dow, S&P Live Updates for Oct. 2 BloombergStock Market News Today: Markets mixed, yields rise as October and Q4 starts (SP500) Seeking AlphaWall St opens lower as yields rise ahead of Powell speech Yahoo News
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Tesla Inc. TSLA late Monday relaunched a rear-wheel-drive version of its bestselling Model Y crossover SUV in the U.S. The latest version, with a range of up to 260 miles, starts at $43,990, according to Tesla's website — $3,750 cheaper than its previous base model. The Model Y was launched in 2020 and is Tesla's best-selling vehicle. The rear-wheel-drive version had been discontinued in the U.S. in 2021, but they were still being sold in Europe and China. Earlier Monday, Tesla reported third-quarter deliveries that were below expectations, though Wall Street was optimistic about future demand.
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China Evergrande Shares Soar as Trade Resumes Amid Police Probe BloombergChina Evergrande's Founder: The Rise and Fall of Hui Ka Yan The New York TimesEvergrande chairman probed over offshore assets: WSJ ReutersShares of China Evergrande and its property unit jump in Hong Kong South China Morning PostEvergrande: Shares in crisis-hit property giant jump in market return BBCView Full Coverage on Google News
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The U.S. government's move to avert a weekend shutdown removes near-term uncertainty in financial markets, enabling Treasury yields to keep climbing.
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