The Nikkei 225 index rose by more than 1 per cent as the market remained optimistic about the slowing number of new infections. The market also reacted to news that the country was making plans to lift coronavirus emergency at the end of the month. Still, there are worries about a new rule to limit foreign investments in half of listed companies.
The Nasdaq 100 is trading higher after today’s NFP numbers were better than the market expected. Despite showing a negative...
US stocks roared back today as investors moved past the record 20 million nonfarm payrolls and the higher unemployment rate....
German stocks rose by more than 1% as investors ignored worrying export and import data. The closely-watched DAX index rose by more than 1% as investors banked on a global recovery.
The Nikkei 225, Hang Seng, and ASX, are performing well in today's trading on news that the US and China are still in good terms after reports surfaced that tensions are rising between the two countries.
Hong Kong stocks rose today as the market blushed-off concerns of the sliding housing market. The Hang Seng index rose by almost 1 per cent as most companies remained in the green.
Japan stocks were in happy mood today as the market ignored dire economic data from the country and instead focused on fresh stimulus pitch by the Japanese government. The blue-chip Nikkei 225 index rose by more than 2.20%, with most of its constituent companies in the green.
The Nasdaq 100 has erased losses suffered in 2020 as the Fear and Greed index continues to remain constant at...
Investors on the S&P are aiming to shrug off the data from the initial jobless claims to reestablish the bullish move on the index.
The Dow Jones rose by more than 1% as the market ignored the weak economic data and the simmering tensions...
Nasdaq 100 futures trade higher for the fourth consecutive day, pointing to a positive start in the cash market as...
FTSE 100 trades higher by midday on coronavirus lockdown ease hopes and better data from China. Chinese exports rise by 3.5% in April compared with the same month last year beating the expectations of -14.1%.












