[MARKET UPDATE] Asia-Pac stocks begin higher despite recent Trump threats, as the region also digests last Friday's better-than-expected US jobs data, while conditions remain thinned owing to mass holiday closures for Easter and the Ching Ming Festival

Asia-Pacific stocks starting higher suggests a positive market sentiment, buoyed by last Friday's stronger-than-expected US jobs data, which could point to a resilient labor market and, potentially, support for growth.

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[MARKET UPDATE] Asia-Pac stocks begin higher despite recent Trump threats, as the region also digests last Friday's better-than-expected US jobs data, while conditions remain thinned owing to mass holiday closures for Easter and the Ching Ming Festival

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The context of ongoing threats from Trump seems to have limited impact on sentiment, likely due to the holiday-thinned trading conditions, indicating traders may be looking at the data's implications for policy rather than geopolitical risks for now.

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