Markets Await Key Legislative Decisions Amid Economic Fluctuations
Asian shares climbed while the dollar remained near lows as markets awaited a crucial U.S. legislative vote on President Trump's tax and spending bill. The debate's potential impact on U.S. debt and global trade led to mixed stock performances across regions.

Asian shares rose slightly while the dollar hovered near multi-year lows as investors awaited a pivotal U.S. legislative vote. President Trump's significant tax and spending bill is under debate, potentially affecting $3.3 trillion in debt and global trade relations.
Despite positive trade prospects pushing global shares to an intraday record on Monday, the ongoing Senate marathon debate on the bill has sparked uncertainty. Japan's Nikkei dropped due to a stronger yen, while oil and gold prices fluctuated.
As the Asian trading day progressed, the vote remained pending. Market players are keenly observing U.S. labor data, which could influence Federal Reserve rate decisions. Currency fluctuations and commodity prices also reflect the uncertainty surrounding the legislative outcome.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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