ASX 200 and Asian markets declined mirroring Wall Street after the warning from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell that the outlook is uncertain and subject to significant downside risks,
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
ASX 200 index trade higher for second straight day rebounding from the monthly lows mirroring the strong rally in Wall Street. Nasdaq and S&P 500 registered fresh record highs
Asian markets ended mixed as investors looking for direction in equities after the recent rally from March lows. Weak economic...
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.
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.
ASX 200 index trade close to daily highs before the closing bell recovering almost all of yesterday’s losses as the index struggles below the 200-day moving average.
SX 200 index plunged on Wednesday erasing all the gains from the previous two trading sessions. Stocks in Wall Street was under selling pressure led by big tech names such as Apple, Amazon, Facebook
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 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