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U.S. equities were mixed on the first trading session of the week following the long holiday weekend. The markets reacted to a host of economic data that was released, as home prices decreased on a seasonally adjusted basis, the trade deficit narrowed much more than expected, wholesale inventories increased, and manufacturing activity in the Dallas region contracted more than predicted.
Equity news was light, but shares of Southwest Airlines declined after the U.S. Department of Transportation said that it would examine the mass flight cancellations and delays. Additionally, Tesla’s shares fell after the company announced that it plans on running a reduced production schedule at its Shanghai factory.
Treasury yields continued to rise, and the U.S. dollar dipped, while crude oil prices were little changed, and gold was solidly higher.
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Asian equities increased, led by mainland Chinese stocks, after the Chinese government announced that it would put an end to quarantine restrictions for inbound travelers effective early January.
Markets in Europe were mixed amid improved sentiment in the wake of the news.
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