Asia, Stocks and global markets
European Stocks Rise, Asian Markets Fall. Why Global Markets Are Splitting.
Asian stocks finished markedly lower on Thursday even as European stocks headed higher. The divergence reflects different levels of reaction to President Donald Trump’s plans to put tariffs on U.S. imports and end the war in Ukraine.
Asia-Pacific markets trade in a tight range on Friday amid persistent concerns over U.S. trade tariffs and high for longer ...
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The broad market index added 0.24% to close at 6,144.15, while the Nasdaq Composite gained 0.07% to 20,056.25. The Dow Jones ...
CEO Anthony Tan said Grab is currently serving just one out of 20 people in Southeast Asia despite hitting an all-time high ...
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Short positions on all Asian currencies were at multi-month lows on Thursday, as analysts shrugged off fears around the ...
Investors will be keeping an eye on the Japanese yen, which rose to a more than two-month high of 150.52 per U.S. dollar on ...
South Korea’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate hit 2.9% in January, easing from its three-year high of 3.7% in the month ...
Asian markets rose Friday, with Hong Kong leading the way thanks to a surge in tech stocks led by ecommerce titan Alibaba.
Asian equity markets were mixed while most base metal prices rose as investors and traders weighed U.S. President Trump’s pledge to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. Trump said he ...
The expansion includes six animation features and two Indonesian projects, bolstering the market’s presence in Asian film development. Set to run March 17-19 at the Hong Kong Convention and ...
Gary Tan of Allspring Global Investment discusses the impact of artificial intelligence and the Trump administration's trade ...
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