Asian shares dipped from record highs as profit-taking set in ahead of significant economic events next week, including Trump's tariff deadline and central bank meetings. Investors are anxious about political shifts in Japan and potential impacts on global markets.
Asian stocks are on the rise, buoyed by Nvidia's record valuation and a resilient market response to Trump's new tariffs. Investors are optimistic about potential Federal Reserve rate cuts, despite ongoing trade tensions.
Asian shares saw a modest decline as President Trump intensified trade tensions, prompting caution among investors. Copper futures dropped, and Hong Kong shares retreated, while mainland China saw slight gains. Discover the implications for your investments!
Investors remain cautious as they await the pivotal payrolls report, following a week of soft economic data and significant losses for Tesla amid the Trump-Musk feud. Will the report trigger a market reaction?
Asian shares saw a modest gain as investors eagerly await news on trade negotiations between Trump and Xi. Hong Kong stocks rebounded, while China shares fluctuated amid mixed manufacturing signals.
Asian shares and Wall Street futures soared after a U.S. court blocked Trump's tariffs, boosting the dollar and raising hopes for traders. Analysts weigh in on the implications for U.S. trade relations.
Asian shares eased while US futures rose after Trump postponed EU tariffs. Investors remain optimistic ahead of key Federal Reserve speeches and Nvidia earnings report. The dollar faces a fifth month of losses amid concerns over US economic policies.
Asian shares fell as mixed Chinese economic data raised concerns over domestic struggles and U.S. tariffs. Wall Street futures also dipped amid rising Treasury yields and Moody's credit downgrade.
Asian stocks have rallied, driven by optimism following a US-China trade truce that could signal the end of the tariff war. Japan's Topix marks its longest winning streak in 16 years as global markets react positively.
Asian shares tumbled drastically following President Trump's tariff hikes, triggering panic among investors and fears of a global recession. With Wall Street's worst crisis since COVID, market volatility is expected to persist.
