The China stock market ended a four-day losing streak, with the Shanghai Composite Index finishing just below 3,600 points. Global markets are negative amid interest rate concerns. The SCI saw modest gains on Monday, led by resource stocks and properties, with financials and oil companies mixed. The Dow dropped while the NASDAQ rose slightly, reflecting concerns about the Omicron variant and potential interest rate hikes. Treasury yields are up, reflecting a more hawkish tone from the Fed. Crude oil prices fell on worries about demand and a strong dollar, with WTI futures at $78.23 a barrel.

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