Asian stock markets largely fell on Wednesday, while European equities gained amid a flurry of earnings. Central banks are beginning to diverge, with the Bank of Japan’s governor talking up potential interest-rate increases while Sweden’s Riksbank cut rates. Japan’s Nikkei 225 led the fallers in Asia, dropping 1.6%.
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