Asian Stocks Mixed Ahead of China, India Data; US Markets Rebound After Fed Worries

Stocks in Asia-Pacific were mixed on Monday ahead of key economic data from China and India this week. Hong Kong's Hang Seng index fell 1.45%.
On Friday, U.S. stocks rose slightly but logged a losing week amid worries about more Fed rate hikes. The S&P 500 snapped a 3-day losing streak.
Bullish sentiment among retail investors jumped to 42% in the latest American Association of Individual Investors survey, a 4-week high.
JPMorgan trimmed its price target for Apple ahead of the iPhone 15 launch next week, citing low investor expectations.
Energy stocks outperformed on Friday as oil prices rose. Treasury yields declined as investors considered the interest rate path.

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