Asian shares mixed after China warning on risks and stagflation


SINGAPORE, Nov 22 (AP): Stocks were mixed in Asia on Monday after ending the week mostly lower on Wall Street, despite the Nasdaq's first close above 16,000.

A resurgence of coronavirus outbreaks in the US, Europe and some other regions is weighing on investor sentiment. Comments by advisers to the Chinese central bank about risks of "stagflation,” meanwhile, have reinforced concerns about inflationary pressures.

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