China's economic figures for May in the spotlight
REGIONAL markets saw some reprieve from May's slide - due to rekindled US-China trade tensions - to start June on hopes that the US Federal Reserve would subscribe to rate cuts.
With that in mind, investor sentiment over the Fed's possible moves are likely to remain a central theme driving markets this week, especially with a relatively weak US job data reading released last Friday.
Charles Schwab Singapore managing director Greg Baker noted that the weak job data reading "comes on the back of …
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