Asian shares, dollar, oil dip as US shutdown drags on

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Asian stock markets and oil prices and the dollar under pressure, the politicians in Washington on Monday without any sign of progress, in order to solve the U.S. budget impasse, while safe-haven gold rose slightly.
Democrats and republicans are still far apart over the government to shut down, let alone to the United States on October 17, the debt ceiling reached an agreement, in order to avoid an unprecedented default.
Republican house speaker John boehner, not a "serious" what drives debt vow not to raise the debt ceiling, while Democrats said, this is irresponsible and reckless increase risk of default.
Since late last week opinion marks a hardening stance, when John boehner told republicans say privately that he will try to avoid default, even if that means relying on the democratic ticket, because he did in August 2011.
The standard & poor's 500 electronic mini futures fell 0.7% in the United States, Asian trading on Monday, pointing to more weakness in later in the day on Wall Street. The S&P 500 index closed down 0.1%, the last week.
Us Treasury bonds futures rose 5-1/2 ticks.
Orderly sale of risky assets have been so far, but investors expected volatility increases, if the shutdown continues, more and more close on October 17 deadline.
"As the ticking of time, gradually began to run, the U.S. government's cash risk will rise sharply," ANZ bank (ANZ) said in a report, an analyst.
Morgan Stanley's most extensive outside Japan Asia Pacific stock index fell by 0.5%, the 12-month forward price earnings ratio is 11.8%, less than 10 years the average level of 12.4, according to Thomson Reuters Datastream.
Japan's nikkei stock average fell 1.1%, extending last week's 5% of the roll - the biggest weekly decline since the beginning of August.
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"America's sovereign debt default risk is higher, can lead to liquidity, ironically, a stronger dollar, except for most liquid/the most safe haven: the euro, the yen, the pound and the Swiss franc," barclays capital analysts wrote in a report.
"Does that mean, we expected default limit, and continue to look forward to resolution, will find that although the brinkmanship.
The dollar fell 0.4% to 97.05 yen, gave up its gains on Friday snapped five days lost to Japan's monetary operation.
The dollar fell 0.1% against the euro $1.3572. The dollar against a basket of major currencies, the dollar fell 0.1%, hit last week within striking distance of 8 months lows.
Brent crude oil futures prices fell 0.3%, to around $109.10 a barrel, up 0.8%, after last week's run ended three weeks of lost.

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