There was an air of caution on trading floors at the end of the week with Treasury yields, high interest rates and China’s woes all weighing on sentiment

Investors were downbeat as the odds lengthened on central banks easing back on interest rates any time soon while China’s property sector continued to struggle

Investors were buoyed by news of a possible turnaround on the horizon for China’s manufacturers but forecasts of higher interest rates for longer limited advances

China’s ailing real estate sector and fading hopes of central banks easing back on their rate hike campaigns any time soon weighed on sentiment

China’s economic woes, particularly its ailing property sector, and the gloomy prospect of high interest rates for some time to come weighed on investors

Investors were buoyed by China’s latest efforts to shock its economy back into life but a steadfast Bank of Japan piled pressure on the yen

The crippling debt crisis facing China’s real estate sector and worries over which direction the US Fed will go next preoccupied traders

Investors were in nervous mood ahead of a series of big policy meetings this week while worries on China’s ailing real estate sector continued to weigh

Data suggesting China’s long-struggling economy is finally stabilising and a tech surge following Arm’s successful stock launch powered a regional rally

Investors across the region were buoyed by upbeat news on US inflation which lengthened the odds on more Fed rate hikes next week

Investor focus was on the release of the latest US inflation data and on China’s efforts to jump-start its stumbling economy

Investor focus was on China again as the world’s No2 economy continues to struggle to find any momentum despite Beijing’s efforts