Energy Markets
Stocks surge on hopes of US rate cuts, but yen remains in the intervention zone
The dollar fell on Thursday as traders began to expect a Federal Reserve rate cut next month. Meanwhile, the yen was in the spotlight with traders considering the possibility of a rate increase before the end the year. The holiday-shortened week has resulted in limited movements across the markets, with stocks maintaining a generally positive tone and currencies more sedate. The U.S. market is closed on Thanksgiving Day and will resume trading on Friday. MSCI's broadest Asia-Pacific share index outside Japan rose 0.27%, following Wall Street gains and on track to end a three-week loss streak. Japan's Nikkei, and South...