Asian shares rise as oil falls on Iran strike pause, US inflation data awaited
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Asian stocks rose on Tuesday after oil prices fell following a US statement on holding off new strikes on Iran. Traders await US inflation data and price in a higher chance of a December Fed rate hike.
Reuters, via SRN News, reported that Asian shares climbed on 10 November after oil prices slid. The fall followed a US statement about holding off on new strikes against Iran. Investors were also looking ahead to US consumer inflation data. According to the CME FedWatch tool, traders priced in an 84% chance of a US interest rate hike next month, up from 74% a week earlier, after a much stronger than expected US jobs report for October on Friday. The article is a Reuters wire item republished by SRN News; no most-read list was available, so it was chosen as a leading market story of the day.
