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The lower risk appetite lent some support to the dollar against a basket of currencies, while oil prices edged down. EUROSTOXX 50 futures eased 0.1% while FTSE futures added 0.03%, indicating a mixed open for European stock markets. E-Mini futures for the S&P 500 ESc1 shed 0.5%. In a sea of red seen across markets, South Korea and Hong Kong topped losers and fell more than 2% each, Japan slipped 0.9% and Chinese stocks shed 1.6%. All touched milestone highs earlier this month. \"There have been some warning bells from different parts of the world as we've seen more lockdowns in Europe, U.S and Asia,\" said Vasu Menon, senior investment strategist at OCBC Bank Wealth Management. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan shed 1.5% to 717.3 but was not far off a record high struck on Monday and is still up 8% so far this year. 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