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Asian markets were back in negative territory Wednesday following a rout on Wall Street.
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Asian markets were back in negative territory Wednesday following a rout on Wall Street.
Asian markets were mixed Tuesday as investors scrabbled to recover from the previous day’s rout but fears over the impact of China’s Covid-induced lockdowns...
Asian markets sank Monday on growing concerns of a sharp hike in US interest rates as officials struggle to contain runaway inflation.
Hong Kong and Tokyo both opened deep in the red even as inflation data from Japan was in line with market expectations.
Oil began inching upward on Thursday after a day of losses over demand concerns linked to the Covid-19 lockdown in China.
The IMF lowered its outlook to 3.6 percent — a .08 percent slash, prompting a five-percent dive in oil prices.
Asian stocks were digesting news about growth concerns in China and rising interest rates in the United States.
Tokyo's benchmark Nikkei 225 index was down 1.25 percent in early trade, while Hong Kong and Sydney were closed for holidays.
Asian markets dipped in early trade Friday after a negative lead from Wall Street.
Asian stock markets mostly rose in early trade Thursday after a recovery on Wall Street, but investors remained cautious about the ongoing impact of...