2020

Asian equities pared gains on low volumes with gains for Japanese stocks falling, by about 25% lower than the previous month’s average and Chinese stocks outperformed, while Hong Kong and…

Asian futures on equities rose along with US stocks today after positive vaccine developments and U.S. data tempered concern over a jump in coronavirus cases.

US markets – The upbeat momentum ended beginning of last week for US stocks equities, despite that Fed is continuously buying corporate bonds along with record Us retail sales lifted…

Asian stocks on futures declined at the commencement of the third quarter of 2020 as investors concerning about coronavirus new spread and Sino-American tensions.

Asian stocks went higher today after the announcement that China’s manufacturing sector grew more than expected during June at the rate of 50.9 against 50.4, an indication that global economy…

Stocks fell more than 1% in Hong Kong, Japan and Australia due to the increase in virus’ infections. Hong Kong index has some modest decline by 1.31% as the Hong…

Asian equities have gained after US banks stress test results. Asian stock market followed the gains of the US stock market today after US regulators removed some limits on banks’…

Asian stocks were expected to come under pressure on Wednesday as rising levels of new coronavirus infections affected the climate,

US stocks began higher beginning of last week with a partial rebound, after a sharp drop occurred the previous days.

Asian equities print modest gains as the recent volatility receded after Trump confirmed that the Sino American deal is not over yet.

Stocks in Asia were lower in Monday afternoon trading as the cases of coronavirus increased again sharply and a possible second wave is coming.

Asian stocks are modestly traded today, and investors weighted encouraging signs on policy stimulus against the threats of increased virus cases.

Asian equities rose alongside with US equities as the Federal Reserve announced fresh move to support the financial market,

Us stocks rallied higher at the beginning of last week pushing Nasdaq to an all-time high and the SP500 into positive track for the current year.

Asian stocks fell along with US equities as Japan index dropped by 0.6% during early Monday trading hours.

Asian stock markets also declined along with US equities as Wall Street suffered its worst since March. Japan’s index fell by 1.5%, while Hong Kong’s index dropped by 1.2%.

A pull back observed on Asian stocks market after yesterday’s Fed announcements, following losses on Wall Street, as Fed’s Chairman Powell noted that the economic recovery will take longer.

US markets – US stocks have ignored the recent protests within the country last week and erupted after a black man died last Monday following a confrontation with police.