Asia Shares Up as US Yields Ease; Oil Falls Below $86

Asia-Pacific markets rise after U.S. Treasury yields eased from 16-year highs following weaker-than-expected jobs data.

South Korea's consumer price index for September came in higher than expected at 3.7%.

U.S. indexes closed higher, breaking a 3-day losing streak for the Dow Jones.

Carter Worth predicts market will end 2023 with both lower rates and stocks.

Oil futures hit lowest level since Sept. 5, falling below $86 per barrel.