Asian stocks are trading higher on positive results from the coronavirus vaccine, and expectations for further relief packages from Bank of England, Fed and Europe.
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 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.
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 ended mostly lower as fear for the second wave of infections rise after Wuhan in China reported five new cases. The second wave of infections would cancel the plans for the reopening and will further damage the global economy.
Asian markets trading higher on new stimulus from China and after in Japan Prime Minister Abe lifted the restrictions for the entire nation
Asian stocks finished lower as the economic data point to a sharp deterioration of the economic activity across all sectors. The U.S. initial jobless claims for the week ended April 18 registered at 4.427
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 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.
ASX 200 lost 5% on Friday marking the worst day in the last five weeks. Today the index managed to rebound from early losses, with help from banks and gold miners finished 1.41% higher at 5,319.