(Bloomberg) — Stocks in Asia looked set to nudge higher on the final trading day of November with a lack of fresh drivers due to the U.S. holiday.Futures in Japan, Hong Kong and Australia all pointed to modest gains. U.S. equity and bond markets were shut Thursday for Thanksgiving, while European shares slipped. Oil climbed as OPEC+ signaled it will stick with existing output cuts at next week’s meeting. The dollar was little changed.Traders in Seoul will be watching out for commentary from the Bank of Korea, which is expected to keep its policy rate unchanged.Investors continue to wait for …read more
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