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.
Asian markets trading mixed ending a rough week as the coronavirus cases rise in many states in U.S. threatening the fast recovery that many analysts expect.
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.
Asian stocks rally after the Federal Reserve announced that it would start purchasing U.S. corporate bonds in an attempt to secure liquidity for companies and credit markets amid the coronavirus crisis.