(Bloomberg) — Stocks in Asia looked set for a mixed start as investors weighed the simmering U.S.-China tensions against violent protests in some American cities that may threaten the economic recovery. The yen edged up.With Amazon scaling back deliveries and Apple closing some stores Sunday, investors are trying to estimate how the violence over the weekend will impact the reopening of the world’s largest economy. Currency markets showed an initially muted reaction, though focus will be on the opening of U.S. equity futures. Meantime, President Donald Trump’s long-touted response to China for its crackdown on Hong Kong included a barrage …read more
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