Asian markets were mixed on Tuesday following a rally in the previous session, while Tokyo enjoyed a pick-up after a long weekend as the dollar remained strong against the yen.
- Thu
- Oct 3, 2013
- Updated: 4:52pm
Asian markets rose on Monday after China released data showing the economy grew in line with expectations in the April-June quarter.
Asian markets climbed on Friday after the European Central Bank said it would keep interest rates at record lows for “as long as necessary”, while concerns over Portugal’s political crisis also...
Asian markets mostly edged up on Tuesday as bargain hunters moved in following a sell-off over the past week, while ongoing concerns about liquidity in China kept Shanghai in negative territory....
Asian markets tumbled Monday, extending last week’s falls after the US Federal Reserve indicated it could reel in its stimulus later in the year, while Hong Kong and Shanghai were stung by a...
Asian equities ended a volatile week on a calm note, recovering some of the poise lost when Japanese stocks sank into bear market territory. The best gauge of what is happening to stocks remains...
Opinion
Asian markets rebounded on Friday after the previous day’s huge sell-off, with dealers picking up bargains in Tokyo, helped by a Wall Street rally and upbeat US data.
Asian shares were mostly higher on Tuesday, with the greenback holding on to its gains after better-than-expected US retail figures highlighted a steady recovery in the world’s largest economy.
Asian markets rose on Wednesday after the Dow closed at a record high on renewed optimism over the US economy and European markets soared following the release of impressive German factory orders...
Asian markets rose on Tuesday, boosted by positive inflation data from China, while Tokyo extended its winning streak as the yen sank to multi-year lows.
Wall Street also provided a strong...
Asian markets mostly rose on Tuesday in the first full session after the Easter break, but Japanese shares sank for a second straight day as the yen extended its recent gains.
Asian markets slipped on Thursday and the euro sat around four-month dollar lows as euro zone fears reared again, with Italy’s politicians still unable to form a government weeks after an election...
In Case You Missed It
Login
SCMP.com Account
or
Log in using a partner site
Log in using your Facebook account. What's this?
Don't have an SCMP.com account? Subscribe Now!



















