HONG KONG: Asian markets largely turned lower on Monday after the US Federal Reserve delayed an interest rate rise, with traders seeing the decision as a sign of weakness in the global economy despite initially welcoming it.
Most high-yielding—or riskier—currencies, which enjoyed healthy rallies last week, also retreated as investors moved back into safer assets such as the yen.
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