Shares in Asia remained in mixed territory today amid concerns over the position of the trade front between the two largest economies in the world.
Japan's Nikkei 225 lost 0.38% in afternoon trading, with shares of robot maker Fanuc falling more than a percent. Topix also decreased by 0.21%. In South Korea, Kospi lost 0.51%.
Chinese stocks remain generally in green territory. The Shenzhen component advanced 1.29%, while the Shanghai composite was 0.46% up. Hang Seng also benefits from profits.
ASX 200 in Australia added 0.25%. The RBA report for the November meeting was published.
"The Council agreed that a monetary easing could be made at this meeting, but that the most appropriate approach would be to maintain the current monetary policy stance and make another full assessment of the effects of the earlier one. intervention, "the protocol said.
The bank also "discussed the possibility that further reductions in interest rates could have a different effect on confidence than in previous cases where interest rates were at high levels."
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