Asian stocks finished higher in a volatile session after the White House trade advisor, Peter Navarro said trade deal with China is over because China failed to inform the US about coronavirus outbreak.
Asian markets trading mostly lower after a late reversal in Wall Street as investors sold stocks amid a rise in the number of new COVID-19 cases threatens the fast recovery in the global economy.
AUDUSD traded higher in a muted mode as the pair consolidates after the correction from yearly highs. As the trade tensions between Australia and China rises
Asian stocks started the week on lower grounds amid rising fears of a second wave of COVID – 19 infections. Global coronavirus cases have surpassed 7.86 million and 430,500 deaths.
Asian stocks trading mixed as the bullish momentum push risky assets to March highs as the recent economic data point to a fast global recovery. Better unemployment data in the USA
Asian markets trading mostly higher on Monday after better than expected employment data from USA and Canada on Friday, and on optimism for a fast recovery of global economy after the coronavirus lockdown.
Asian stocks trading on positive foot recovering from early losses on profit taking ahead of NFP report later on the day. Asian markets rallied during the week on recovery hopes after the coronavirus crisis.
Asian stocks ended mixed on Wednesday after reaching two-month highs as the expectations of further stimulus and a V-shaped recovery, supports risky assets around the globe. Wall Street finished higher yesterday after the U.S. ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI came in at 45.4
Asian stocks rise as investors positioning a V-shaped recovery, supported by another positive session in Wall Street. Major U.S. indices managed to finish higher despite the violent protest in many cities across the country.
Asian stocks are trading higher on Tuesday as traders focus on the full recovery from the coronavirus as global confirmed cases drop. Investors ignore the rising tensions between China and the USA