China's markets rebounded slightly as investors remain focused on the U.S. election. The PBOC's decision to maintain its one-year lending rate at 2% was a key point.
Investors in Japan became cautious ahead of the weekend elections, with the Nikkei 225 sliding 0.60%. A loss for the ruling Liberal Democrats could shake economic stability.
In Europe, stocks fell after several companies including Mercedes-Benz missed earnings forecasts, reflecting weak market conditions in China and caution among investors.
The fluctuations in various markets indicate diverse investor reactions to economic indicators, with significant attention on upcoming elections impacting sentiments in Japan.
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