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The most common causes of this issue are: Oil prices fell on Wednesday as industry data pointed to a big build in oil stocks in the US, the world's largest oil consumer, and as pressure mounted on OPEC to increase supply.Д«rent crude fell 1.2 per cent to $83.74 a barrel, while US crude tumbled 1.5 per cent to $82.65 a barrel.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. US benchmark 10-year Treasury yields were steady at 1.5540 per cent, a little off last month's recent top of 1.7 per cent.

The Aussie dollar was steady on Wednesday, having dropped 1.2 per cent against the dollar on Tuesday after more dovish remarks from the Reserve Bank of Australia, even as it abandoned its short-term yield target.ДЄlso in central bank news, the Bank of England on Thursday could become the first of the world's biggest central banks to raise rates after the coronavirus crisis. The dollar kept within sight of its recent highs against the yen and euro. In contrast the Asian regional benchmark has been trending down since early this year, and is off more than 13 per cent from its February peak, as it struggles to rebound from sweeping regulatory changes in China in the summer, which roiled sectors from property to technology. Strong earnings supported shares in both Europe and North America. On Tuesday, MSCI's all-country world index, which tracks equity performance in 50 nations, closed at a record high, helped by all three major US stock indexes hitting intraday peaks during the session, and a record finish from Europe's STOXX 600 index. But those gains were outweighed by falls in Hong Kong's Hang Seng off 1 per cent, and South Korea's KOSPI down 1.2 per cent, even as local fintech Kakao Pay Corp saw its shares double in value from their initial public offering price on their trading debut.Д¬hinese shares were steady after data showed service sector activity expanded in October. The Australian benchmark share index was the biggest gainer, rising 1.3 per cent. 'The shape of markets in our region may be driven more by what happens to Treasury and dollar markets overnight than what happens locally,' said Rob Carnell, ING's Asia Pacific head of research, in a note. Japanese markets were closed for a public holiday.

MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan lost 0.33 per cent in early trading. 'While confidence remains that the Fed will begin its taper, there is scepticism around just how hawkish they will be on the rate hike front,' said analysts at Westpac in a morning note to clients.ДЇederal Reserve officials are trying to maintain a balance between raising rates to ensure inflation remains contained and giving the economy as much time as possible to restore the jobs lost since the pandemic. Markets are almost certain the Fed will taper but are looking to see if policymakers will give any hints about the possibility of interest rate hikes next year. Ahead of the much anticipated meeting, Asian shares failed to follow a strong lead from Wall Street.

The Federal Reserve is expected to announce the tapering of its $120 billion-a-month asset purchase programme in its policy statement at 1800 GMT. Global shares hovered at record highs while currency markets and US Treasuries were steady on Wednesday, as investors looked to the expected winding down of pandemic-era monetary stimulus in the world's largest economy.

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