Asian Stocks Dip Amid Chinese Stimulus Concerns, Bitcoin Surges
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Asian stocks are expected to face challenges in early trading due to underwhelming Chinese economic measures and weak inflation data. Bitcoin surged past $81,000 following Donald Trump's electoral success in key US states. Australian shares declined, and futures in Tokyo and Hong Kong indicate potential losses, as China's plan to address local government debt lacks new domestic demand-boosting measures. Meanwhile, US stock futures rose slightly after the S&P 500's 0.4% gain on Friday, driven by optimism over Trump's pro-growth policies.
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- ASX declines as miners fall on China moves Sydney Morning Herald
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