ASX 200 index managed to reverse the early session losses as the index hit the lowest level in the last five weeks and finish just 0.03% lower at 5,926. New restrictions in Victoria and curfews for the next six weeks weighs on investors sentiment
ASX 200 index slumped to the lowest level in July as investors reacted to signs of rising unemployment and the sharpest decline in GDP since 1947. The second-quarter U.S. GDP contracted by 32.9%
ASX 200 index pare early losses after the weekly employment data showed that the total payrolls fell 1.1% between mid-June and mid-July, after the return of regional lockdowns in Victoria amid the rising number of new COVID-19 infections
It is a mixed picture across Asian-Pacific stocks today as traders are focused on rapidly rising Coronavirus cases in the...
ASX 200 is under selling pressure on Wednesday giving up 1.10% at 6,088 after health officials reported 480 new coronavirus cases in the Victoria state a new daily record high.
Asian shares retreat today after some states in the U.S. cancel the reopening as the new coronavirus cases continue to rise. Arizona, Texas and California have shut down the restaurants, bars and cinema.
Chinese markets fell for the first day this week mirroring Wall Street and Asian indices as the fear of a second coronavirus wave rise after the USA reported more than 60,500 new coronavirus cases.
Asian markets are trading higher on hopes of a fast recovery which mostly supported by fiscal and monetary stimulus from the central banks and governments around the globe.
Asian stocks retreat today as investors are taking some profits off the table after yesterday's rally that drove the major indices to almost five-month highs. The rally in Chinese stocks improved investors sentiment
Asian stocks are trading higher close to four-month highs on better economic data from the USA and China. The China Caixin Services PMI came in at 58.4, beating the expectations of 49.9 in June
Asian markets started the third quarter of the year mixed as the economic data from China, and the USA are...
Asian stocks started the week lower as the rising number of coronavirus cases threatens the global economic recovery. There are now over 500,000 coronavirus deaths worldwide. While in the USA, there are 2.5 million cases and 125,000 deaths.