Stocks in Europe and Asia gained along with American equity-index futures as investors weighed economies reopening around the world against U.S.-China tensions.
around the world against the rise in U.S.-China tensions. The dollar was steady, and crude oil added to last week’s strong advance.holiday while the U.K. is shut for the spring bank holiday.
Construction and industrial-goods shares led a broad advance in the Euro Stoxx Index. Bayer AG leaped almost 8% after Bloombergit reached agreements to resolve some cancer lawsuits over its Roundup weedkiller. Contracts on all three major U.S. gauges rose more than 1%. In Asia, Hong Kong shares inched higher after Friday’s slump, following police clashes with protesters marching against China’s move to crack down on dissent. Benchmarks in Tokyo and Sydney led advances in the region’s stocks.
Volumes were light with the holidays in the U.S. and U.K., as well as some Asian markets including Singapore. Futures on the 10-year note were little changed. China set its daily yuan reference rate at the weakest level since 2008 after the increasing acrimony drove the currency to a seven-month low on Friday. A benchmark of emerging-market stocks headed for its first rise in three sessions.Although fresh turmoil in Hong Kong is threatening to damage an already souring Sino-U.S.
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