Asia stocks set to trade mixed as WHO reports all-time high in coronavirus cases
Developments surrounding the coronavirus pandemic are likely to continue weighing on investor sentiment. The WHO said Saturday that more than 200,000 coronavirus cases were confirmed over a 24-hour period — a record.on Saturday.
The recent surge in cases has raised concerns over the possibility of lockdowns being reintroduced to curb the virus' spread, that could put a dent on the prospects for economic recovery.over the weekend that two U.S. aircraft carriers were sent to the South China Sea during Chinese drills., which tracks the greenback against a basket of its peers, was last at 97.165 after its slip from levels above 97.5 early in July.
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China reports eight new coronavirus cases in mainlandChina reported eight new coronavirus cases in the mainland for July 4, compared with three cases a day earlier, the health authority said on Sunday.
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Tokyo new coronavirus infections over 100 for third day, NHK saysTokyo confirmed about 130 new cases of infections of the coronavirus on Saturday, a third consecutive day with more than 100 new cases, public broadcaster NHK reported.
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