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Asia-Pacific stocks trade lower | Seeking Alpha

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Asia-Pacific stocks are trading lower as U.S. markets ended lower, led by tech stocks.

China -0.18% extends losses for the fourth day.

Japan -0.48%.

Hong Kong +0.46% as Tencent gains.

Australia -0.05%.

On the data front, Eurozone will release May construction and June CPI data and U.S. will release Housing starts, Consumer sentiment and Baker-Hughes data.





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