Asian equities fell Friday as a lack of details from a Chinese economic conference disappointed some traders and risk appetite weakened ahead of next week’s Federal Reserve meeting.
A rapid increase in liquefied natural gas prices has prompted China — the world’s biggest buyer — to cut back purchases and even resell some supply, providing relief to rival importers.
Oil rose ahead of key US inflation data and a monthly report from OPEC that will provide a snapshot on the market.
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