
Asia shares eased in holiday-thinned trading on Monday and the safe haven yen gained as China canceled upcoming tariff talks with the United States, while oil prices jumped after top producers including Russia ruled out boosting crude output.
US stock futures were a touch weaker while MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan dipped 0.3 percent.
Australian shares fell 0.25 percent and New Zealand’s benchmark index faltered 0.6 percent.
Most of the action was in currencies as financial markets in major Asian centers Japan, China and South Korea were closed for a holiday.
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