Asian stocks ended mixed on Monday due to renewed tensions in the Middle East and ahead of earnings from major U.S. technology companies due this week.
Investors also looked forward to a slew of central bank meetings, including the U.S. Federal Reserve’s policy meeting set for Tuesday and Wednesday, for clues on whether policymakers remain inclined to raise rates further this year.
Gold was up half a percent at $4,015 an ounce in Asian trading, hovering close to a three-month low after falling 4 percent last week, marking its biggest weekly decline since June. A pullback in Treasury yields weighed on the dollar index as investors braced for the Fed decision.
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Asian Shares Mixed Ahead Of Central Bank Meetings, Tech Earnings
2026-10-26 08:41:33
