- January 22nd, 2025
Asian equities faced a mild decline in early trading today, with investors showing a cautious stance as they await the impending U.S. presidential election and the Federal Reserve’s highly anticipated interest rate decision. The current political and economic climate has...
As the United States braces for its upcoming presidential election on November 5, investors are increasingly turning to Asian sovereign bonds as a strategic play to mitigate potential volatility. With billions of dollars in foreign inflows already boosting Asian markets...
In a mixed session for Asian markets, Japanese stocks saw gains on Wednesday, while most other markets in the region fell as investors treaded cautiously ahead of the upcoming US presidential election and a pivotal Federal Reserve rate decision next...
Asian markets experienced gains as global investors brace for a crucial week marked by key U.S. economic data releases and the approaching U.S. presidential election. Equities climbed in major markets, including Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Australia, while Chinese markets showed...
Asian equity markets displayed a mixed performance on Friday, with several key benchmarks advancing while Japanese shares faltered in response to a stronger yen. The decline in U.S. Treasury yields provided some relief to global markets, lifting sentiment and offsetting...
Asian shares showed mixed performance in early trading, reflecting a subdued risk appetite as investors weighed the likelihood of the US Federal Reserve adopting a less aggressive approach to interest rate cuts. The regional markets displayed hesitancy, with stocks in...
Asian markets fell for the second consecutive day, as Wall Street paused its longest weekly rally of the year. Investor concerns over bond yields and the Federal Reserve's monetary policy triggered a broad selloff across global markets, with shares in...
The U.S. dollar hovered close to an 11-week high against major currencies on Friday, buoyed by robust economic data from the U.S. and growing speculation over a potential election victory for former president Donald Trump. While Asian stock markets reflected...
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