Asian, China and stocks
Asian stocks slide as China stimulus disappoints; bitcoin extends record rally
Hong Kong stocks led declines in Asia on Monday after Beijing's latest stimulus fell short of investor expectations, overshadowing Wall Street's record highs from Friday and futures pointing to further strength at the reopen.
Asian Stocks Set to Fall, Bitcoin Passes $81,000: Markets Wrap
Asian stocks may struggle in early trading after Chinese economic measures underwhelmed and the release of anemic inflation data over the weekend. Bitcoin topped $81,000 after President-elect Donald Trump took a clean sweep of the seven US battleground states.
Meanwhile, ASML and other leading semiconductor equipment manufacturers, including U.S.-based KLA, LAM Research, and Applied ...
Zhao Chenxin, vice-chairman of China's National Development and Reform Commission, delivers a speech at the 17th ...
Asia and even China are shaping up as surprisingly resilient investment markets as Donald Trump returns to the White House, ...
Chinese semiconductor firms are ramping up purchases of foreign chipmaking equipment and looking to forge new alliances.
Alexis Crow of PwC US explains the reason behind China, Japan and other emerging markets sell their U.S. treasury holdings.
Arming islands is part of a decade-plus shift in Japan’s defence posture with the most likely threat in this archipelago ...
DXJ demonstrated robust long-term returns despite recent volatility, while CXSE has seen high returns largely tied to ...
In July, the Pentagon announced that it would upgrade Kadena's air power by replacing the aging F-15C/D Eagle fighter jets with the successor F-15EX Eagle II aircraft, while the U.S. Air Force ...
A Japanese pet products booth attracts visitors at the 7th China International Import Expo consumer goods exhibition area, in Shanghai, Nov 7, 2024. [Photo/VCG] SHANGHAI - At the exhibition area of ...
Toyota kept its annual profit outlook intact despite reporting quarterly results that were dragged down in Japan and China, ...
(AP video shot by Taijing Wu) FILE - In this Saturday, June 29, 2019, file photo, U.S. President Donald Trump, left, meets ...
China inflation slowdown signals weaker Aussie dollar demand; softer prices may support an RBA rate cut in December.
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