Looking Ahead in Asia

The spotlight returns to China this week after a week-long holiday that has kept markets closed while the rest of the world reacted to a shutdown in the U.S. government.

Central bank meetings in Indonesia, South Korea and possibly Singapore are also likely to be in focus, while Australia’s monthly jobs report on Thursday could shed some light on whether the country’s monetary easing cycle is nearing an end.

Chinese markets re-open on Tuesday following the Golden Week holiday, with attention turning to September trade data due on Saturday for an update on how the world’s second biggest economy is doing.

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