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Chinese stocks snap 13-day rally, yen weakens: markets wrap

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Chinese stocks snap 13-day rally, yen weakens: markets wrap
The Topix index rose more than 1% after new prime minister Shigeru Ishiba said that the economy isn’t ready for another interest-rate increase. Photo: Bloomberg
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Chinese shares in Hong Kong fell as investors hit pause on their world-beating rally over the past month. Japanese stocks advanced after fresh weakness in the yen.

A gauge of Hong Kong-listed Chinese companies dropped as much as 4.9%, halting a 13-day rally that was fueled by optimism over measures to stimulate the economy. The Hang Seng Index sank as much as 4.5%, its biggest intraday drop in almost two years.

Markets in mainland China remain shut for Golden Week. Oil gained for a third day amid tensions in the Middle East, while US stock futures fell.

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