Asia stocks advance; dollar, oil recover from multi-month lows
Asian stocks
rose on Thursday, taking their cues from a Wall Street bounce, while the dollar crawled up from a four-month low but remains clouded by concerns about US President Donald Trump's pro-growth policies. Sterling was about 0.1 percent lower at USD 1.247 in early trade but had fallen as much as 0.4 percent on Wednesday, after an attack close to Britain's Parliament killed five people, including the attacker and a police officer, and injured 40. Police said they believed the attacker was inspired by Islamist-related terrorism.
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Asian stocks rose on Thursday, taking their cues from a Wall Street bounce, while the dollar crawled up from a four-month low but remains clouded by concerns about US President Donald Trump's pro-growth policies. Sterling was about 0.1 percent lower at USD 1.247 in early trade but had fallen as much as 0.4 percent on Wednesday, after an attack close to Britain's Parliament killed five people, including the attacker and a police officer, and injured 40. Police said they believed the attacker was inspired by Islamist-related terrorism.
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