Daily market updates 14.09.2020
Shares of Japan’s SoftBank Group have surged by 10.26% in today afternoon trading session, following an announcement that the company is set to sell UK chip designer Arm to US chip company Nvidia.
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Shares of Japan’s SoftBank Group have surged by 10.26% in today afternoon trading session, following an announcement that the company is set to sell UK chip designer Arm to US chip company Nvidia.
As mega cap Us stocks falling, Asian shares indexes falling for fifth days in a row
Asian stock market surged in early trading today as Wall Street snapped a three-day losing streak and ahead of the European Central Bank
US stock equities pushed the market even higher to a record-highs from the day the recovery began
Asian equities and mainly the technology sector, fell today along with US equities on Nasdaq index
Asian stocks were mixed today, after European equities rallied
Asian equities began the week mixed, with Hong Kong’s index falling by nearly 0.6% today as SMIC (Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation) shares listed plunged around 20%,
Asian shares fell, along with US equities while Wall Street’s benchmarks posted their biggest declines within a single day for nearly three months as investors concerns about the economy came up.
After today’s reports on Chinese private survey Asian shares were mixed. A report today on China’s services sector activity expanded even more as the PMI came in at 54, as compared to July’s of 54.1.
Chinese manufacturing indicators provided upbeat mood to investors and there exist an optimistic economic outlook which recovers abroad.
US equities advanced higher at the beginning of last week and gains mainly were made by Dow Jones index. SP500 benchmark also had a noticeable increase and rose by 1% close to 3431
Australian shares underperformed, caused by a decline in financials, while South Korea’s share market advanced even higher as the government prepares to boost its budget by the next year and equities were little changed elsewhere in Asia.
Japan’s equities outperformed the stock market and been enhanced by Berkshire Hathaway Inc.’s purchase of stakes in five major trading companies, one of billionaire Warren Buffett’s biggest investments in the nation.
Rise to Wall Street with President Trump now focusing on the pharmaceutical industry to create a vaccine
As long as China’s economic outlook gets better the share market also will advance higher.
Asian equities were set for a choppy trading session in early Wednesday, along with mixed Wall Street stock market,
Asian stock market showed some improvement during yesterday and went higher along with US equities after the caution over the spread of coronavirus last week.
Asian equities slipped after the July’s meeting minutes of the Federal Reserve which laid out challenges for the economy amid the coronavirus pandemic. U.S.
Despite the geopolitic issues and the economic uncertainty, along with trade talks with China postponed and representatives of the United States and China were scheduled to consider the implementation of the bilateral settlement, which has been marked Phase 1,