- December 28th, 2025
Asian markets faced a mostly lower trading day Tuesday, largely overshadowed by the rally on Wall Street, as investors interpreted the re-election of President Donald Trump as a potentially positive signal for certain U.S. stocks. Trump’s re-election and his administration’s...
Asian markets fell sharply at the start of the week after China’s latest financial measures to manage local government debt left investors skeptical about their effectiveness. The proposed 10 trillion yuan ($1.4 trillion) debt swap program aimed at mitigating regional...
Asian equities saw a broad rally Friday, with stocks across Australia, Japan, South Korea, and China all advancing in response to a strong performance across US markets and a recent interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve. Following the Fed’s...
Asian markets saw a downturn early Thursday as investors weighed the implications of former President Donald Trump's potential return to the White House. With U.S. stocks soaring to record highs, global markets are cautiously assessing the impact of Trump's proposed...
Asian Authorities Brace for Currency Turbulence as Election-Driven Dollar Surge Pressures Currencies
U.S. election uncertainty, several Asian countries have taken protective measures to stabilize their currencies as the dollar gains strength, putting pressure on currencies across the region. Central banks in countries such as Indonesia and China have already intervened to maintain...
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...
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