US Treasuries halted Friday’s rally as traders braced for a hefty slate of bond sales this week.

Last week’s economic data caught up with the kind of economy that company executives and consumers have long described this year: flashing some warning signs.

Shares in Asia rose for a second consecutive session, and the US dollar held most of its losses on Tuesday as investors increased bets the Federal Reserve (Fed) will act to prop up the world's largest economy.

China’s services activity unexpectedly accelerated in July to the fastest pace in over a year, a private survey showed, indicating resilience in the sector during the summer travel season.

Japan’s top trade negotiator plans to leave for the US on Tuesday as Tokyo aims to urge Washington to proceed with a cut to tariffs on cars as promised in last month’s trade deal.

Indonesia’s second-quarter growth unexpectedly accelerated to the fastest pace in two years, with exports and investment helping an economy that’s beset by weak loan growth and mass job losses in manufacturing.