Weekly US initial jobless claims landed at 197K, below the 200K forecast
US initial jobless claims totaled 197K last week versus a forecast 200K, with continuing claims at 1716K against a 1708K estimate.
Chinese PMIs and Australian CPI lead Asia's economic calendar on September 30.
Asian markets face a heavy data calendar on Wednesday, with Chinese economic indicators due before a week-long holiday starting Thursday, plus Australian inflation figures after the Reserve Bank's rate increase on Tuesday (RBA rate hike yesterday), among other releases.
Previews of the Chinese and Australian data will be published separately.
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US initial jobless claims totaled 197K last week versus a forecast 200K, with continuing claims at 1716K against a 1708K estimate.
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