- Asian markets rose following a rise in the United States, as a focus on corporate results boosted investor confidence.
- Treasury yields rose and the dollar fell
- Shares rose in Hong Kong and Japan but fell in China, where the central bank increased a daily liquidity injection and kept lending prime rates steady.
- As traders evaluated the corporate effect of supply-chain snarls and rising commodity prices, US futures remained stable after the S&P 500 ended near a record.
- The 10-year US Treasury rate has risen over 1.65%. Australia's 10-year yield increased by up to 15 basis points.
- The dollar dropped on speculation that foreign central banks would raise interest rates ahead of the Federal Reserve.
- The offshore yuan pared a jump.
- Bitcoin is on the verge of recapturing the all-time high it hit in April. In a landmark event for the cryptocurrency sector, the first bitcoin-linked exchange-traded fund listed in the United States launched as the second-most actively traded fund on record.
