Asia markets turn lower
Asia markets down as Trump tariff threats, potentially higher-for-longer U.S. rates dent sentiment
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 Industrial Average advanced 71 points, or 0.16%, to finish the session at 44,627.59.
ASIAN markets turned negative on Thursday amid Federal Reserve concerns that US President Donald Trump’s tariffs and immigration measures could reignite inflation. Read more at The Business Times.
Overnight in the U.S., the S&P 500 tumbled and bond yields spiked after consumer prices rose more than expected in January.
India is slated to report its inflation data for January. SoftBank Group will be posting its fiscal third quarter earnings ...
Asia-Pacific markets traded mixed on Friday as investors reacted to Japan’s inflation hitting a two-year high and weighed the ...
Overnight in the U.S., the S&P 500 tumbled and bond yields spiked after consumer prices rose more than expected in January.
Buying intentions improve as investor interest expands beyond industrial & logistics into offices, retail, hospitality and ...
The Center for Pacific Basin Studies at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco will hold its 2025 Asia Economic Policy ...
Asia-Pacific markets mixed on Tuesday as traders weighed the impact of President Xi Jinping’s pledge to support the private ...
Asian shares rose on Friday, reversing Wall Street's negative lead as the U.S. exceptionalism narrative continued to lose its shine, while once unloved Chinese stocks found themselves more buyers ...
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