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Hong Kong - Asian markets were mixed on Friday after US inflation data renewed speculation of an interest rate hike, as Tokyo advanced to a fresh high despite disappointing figures challenging Japan's war on deflation.

Official data showed Japanese inflation slowed for a sixth straight month in January, dampened by weak consumer spending and falling energy prices - its lowest level since May 2013.

Tokyo stocks edged up to a fresh 15-year high, despite profit-taking largely erasing earlier gains that were driven by the yen's fall.

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Rand - Dollar
19.26
-0.3%
Rand - Pound
23.80
-0.4%
Rand - Euro
20.53
-0.4%
Rand - Aus dollar
12.41
-0.2%
Rand - Yen
0.12
-0.3%
Platinum
920.90
-1.1%
Palladium
1,000.50
-1.5%
Gold
2,296.45
-1.3%
Silver
26.76
-1.5%
Brent Crude
87.00
-0.3%
Top 40
67,650
+0.2%
All Share
73,598
+0.1%
Resource 10
58,698
-3.7%
Industrial 25
102,583
+1.5%
Financial 15
15,831
+1.4%
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