Asian shares recorded a turbulent session on Friday as weak economic data from the United States and surging coronavirus infections worldwide dragged market confidence. The decline followed despite upbeat

Asian stocks advanced on the prospect of ultra-easy monetary policy as the U.S. Federal Reserve kept interest rates near zero. Fed deemed it necessary to salvage the ailing economy, dragging the dollar

Asian shares fell on Thursday as the U.S.-China tensions overshadowed hopes for more economic stimulus after Washington ordered the closure of Beijing s consulate in Houston amid spying allegations.

Asian share markets were seen upbeat on Tuesday. This was mainly from investors  high-risk appetite backed by hopes for a coronavirus vaccine and the possibility of a deal by European Union leaders

Asian shares declined on Monday as oil and copper ran weakly. This followed after an upsurge in global coronavirus cases overshadowed markets, while investors waited for the European zone and the United

On Thursday, the international market had seen a plummet in the value of Asian shares and U.S. stock futures. It is seen to be caused by worries of a falling-out between the United States and China as

Asian share markets advanced on Wednesday as growing hopes about a coronavirus vaccine supported risk appetite. Meanwhile, the euro reached its four-month peak backed by the prospect of stimulus ahead

Asian stock markets plummeted on Tuesday, while oil dropped and a safety bid boosted the dollar s performance. This followed after emerging Sino-U.S. tensions and new novel coronavirus restrictions

Asian shares advanced on Monday backed by investors  confidence over U.S. earnings. Investors heavily anticipate a prosperous earnings season, with most companies expected to surpass forecasts now

Asian shares and U.S. stock futures dropped on Friday. This followed after an upsurge in new coronavirus cases in several U.S. states dimmed the possibility of an economic recovery. Meanwhile, investors

Asian equity markets advanced as investors disregarded the implications of renewed virus lockdowns and emerging Sino-U.S. dispute. Instead, they focused on upcoming company earnings, hoping that global

Asian shares recorded a four-month high on Friday backed by strong payrolls data and an upbeat recovery monitored in China s services sector. However, an increase in coronavirus cases in the United

Asian shares tracked Wall Street higher on Thursday. This followed even though sentiment was dull ahead of U.S. employment data.  Meanwhile, copper prices recorded six-month highs on a bright global

Asian shares recorded a four-month high on Wednesday brought by investors  upbeat outlook for the global economy s resumption. Meanwhile, investors  sentiment grew even as cases of the novel

Asian share markets were seen retreating on Wednesday. This was mainly from weak market confidence that a surge of coronavirus cases will prolong economic inactivity, even as U.S. retail sales recorded

Asian shares kept their momentum, extending their winning streak for nine consecutive sessions on Tuesday. Moreover, oil prices advanced as lockdown easing in many countries made investors enthusiastic

Asian shares gained on Monday as investors await more countries to re-open their economies despite a pick up in coronavirus cases. South Korea warned of a second wave of infections as cases grew to a one-month

Asian shares tallied a seven-week high record on Thursday, with earnings supported by positive results of a coronavirus vaccine trial. However, bonds and currencies traded cautiously ahead of a European

Asian shares advanced for three consecutive sessions on Wednesday. The upbeat market mood was mainly from investors  enthusiasm that lockdown restrictions will be lifted in some parts of the world

Asian shares and U.S. stock futures recorded a frail performance on Tuesday, erasing previous earnings as oil prices declined sharply. The weak trading activity monitored in oil prices dampened investors