Asia ex Japan (AxJ) equities declined by 0.9% in USD terms in April, largely on the back of currency weakness. Oil markets reached their highest levels since last November, while activity data in China improved. The market continued to price the risk of US monetary policy tightening conservatively, on the back of dovish comments from the US Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen
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