In a desperate move, authorities in Guangdong have evacuated over a million residents as Typhoon Ragasa wreaks havoc across Asia. With devastating floods and winds, the storm has already claimed lives and disrupted travel.
Amid the chaos of Super Typhoon Ragasa, Asian stocks saw a slight uptick, driven by Alibaba's commitment to invest heavily in AI and positive news from the semiconductor sector.
Typhoon Ragasa wreaks havoc in Taiwan, leaving 14 dead and 124 missing, as it approaches Hong Kong with hurricane-force winds. The storm triggers massive evacuations and damages across southern China.
Asia-Pacific markets showed mixed results as investors anticipate a U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut. Japan's exports decline less than expected, while Baidu's shares soar in Hong Kong. What does this mean for global economic health?
Evergrande, once a giant in China's real estate, has been delisted from the Hong Kong stock exchange after a prolonged trading freeze. The company faces liquidation, having lost over 99% of its market value since its peak in 2017, amid a broader downturn in the property sector.
Asian equities experienced their largest gain in two weeks, driven by Wall Street's rally and increased expectations for lower interest rates from the Federal Reserve. Technology stocks in Hong Kong surged by 2.7%, while Shanghai shares reached a decade high.
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!
A recent study reveals that young people in Hong Kong who skip breakfast may be more prone to depressive symptoms and impulsive behavior. The findings highlight the importance of regular breakfast consumption for mental well-being.
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.
Shares of BYD fell on the Hong Kong exchange following recent price cuts. This move has raised eyebrows in the EV market, affecting other key players like Xpeng, Nio, and Li Auto. What does this mean for the future of electric vehicles?
