2020

Futures on equities in Australia and Hong Kong had moderate gains and were little changed in Japan.

US stocks market were going up for three consecutive weeks, however last week slid lower. Millionaire investors are more optimistic about US economic recovery, despite that coronavirus cases increased day…

US equities advanced higher at the beginning of last week amid investors optimism over a coronavirus treatment and all eyes turned to previous week’s news for companies’ earnings and Central…

Shares in Asia were mostly higher in Monday afternoon trade. Investors are waiting for further stimulus package from lawmakers, as the US Republicans have finalized a bill worth about $1…

Technology equities in mainland China are down today more than 2% following US tech stocks, amid increased tensions between Us-China.

Asian stocks were mixed today along with US and EU equities, amid concerns over fresh Sino-US tensions. Hong Kong’s index yesterday lost 2.25%, while Japan’s index Nikkei lost 0.58% and…

Mainland Chinese stocks rose, however Asia Pacific stocks are traded modestly today, losing some previous gains on this week, after a mixed US session on doubts over the timing of…

Mainland Chinese stocks advanced higher today. Chinese one-year and five-year loan prime rate remain unchanged, according to Reuters as its economy resume rebounding, while Japan’s exports plunged 26.2% in June…

Asian equities were mixed today on indications of the fragile U.S. technology shares rally, alongside with concerns that the coronavirus will hamper the global economic recovery

Asian equities slipped back in Asia today after markets worldwide rallied on rising hopes for a coronavirus vaccine.

Beginning of last week U.S. stocks jumped following the holiday weekend, lifted by the medical technology companies shares,

Asian equities began the day lower amid fresh Sino-American tensions and worries over the economic impact under the scenario of new coronavirus infection cases.

Asian markets jumped higher today after positive sentiment from Wall Street into the region as investors are expecting to see higher US companies’ earnings.

Asian equities slipped today, ignoring the week’s advance as a surge in China concern resurfaced that the increase number of virus cases will hit the global economic recovery.

Beginning of last week was the worst day for Dow since early June as Covid19 infection cases climb even higher with U.S.

Asian equities were led higher as investors seems that overcome the Sino-US tensions to mainly focus on upcoming company earnings.