Asian markets consolidate for the second time to recent highs amid mixed signals from global economies. The excess liquidity pumped by central banks around the globe helps stocks
Asian markets trading higher on new stimulus from China and after in Japan Prime Minister Abe lifted the restrictions for the entire nation
The ASX 200 index rallied for the fifth straight day as investors remained optimistic about the recovery. The index, which exited a bear market yesterday, is trading at $5,865. It also ignored the growing risks between the United States and China.
The ASX 200 index declined by more than 70 basis points as investors braced the new cold war between the...
The ASX 200 index rose by more than 70 basis points as the Australian central bank committed to lower interest...
ASX 200 index rose by almost 2% as investors cheered the expected recovery as the world reopened. The index was...
The ASX 200 index added more than 90 points today as investors continued to cheer the ongoing recovery of the economy. This was the fourth straight day of gains for the blue-chip Australian bourse. At the same time, the ten-year government bond fund yield rose above 1% for the first time since March.
The ASX 200 made a major milestone today. The index moved above the important psychological level of $6,000 as investors reacted to the positive emergence of the economy. By gaining about 40 basis points, the index outperformed its New Zealand counterpart. Shares in the big four banks rose sharply after UBS issues an upgrade on two.
Asian stocks and ASX 200 digest the recent three-month highs and trading mixed ahead of the Fed decision later today. Investors sentiment has boosted by better than expected unemployment data from the USA
Asian markets retreat today halting the sharp rally from March lows after the Fed decision to keep interest rates unchanged while Governor Powel said that it would increase rates until 2022