On Thursday, July 29, Asia stocks climbed after the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) initiated a meeting with top global investment banks to calm financial worries. In the Tokyo Stock Exchange, the broader TOPIX Index and the Nikkei 225 both rose 0.22% or 4.23 points to $1,923.88. And 0.71% or 194.39 points to $27,776.05, respectively. …
Asia Stocks Up as CSRC Talked with Banks to Calm Worries Read More »
On Wednesday, July 28, Asia Pacific stocks were mostly down while the MSCI World Index crashed due to the decline of the EU and the US stock markets. In China, the Shenzhen Component and the Shanghai Composite Index both plummeted 0.33% or 46.18 points to $14,047.46 and 0.60% or 20.38 points to $3,360.80, respectively. The …
Asia Pacific Stocks Mostly Fell, MSCI World Index Crashed Read More »
On Monday, July 12, all major Asia Pacific stocks went up despite China, the region’s largest economy, continuing to crack down on its big tech firms. Shanghai Composite Index and Shenzhen Component both rose 0.93% or 32.84 points to $3,556.93 and 2.38% or 353.92 points to $15,198.27, respectively. The country recently released its economic growth, …
Asia Pacific Stocks Climbed Amid Chinese Tech Crackdown Read More »
On Wednesday, July 7, most Asia stocks were down as investors grew concerned over the region’s economic outlook due to the spread of the COVID-19 delta variant. Japan’s Nikkei 225 and TOPIX index both crashed 0.94% or 268.97 points at $28,374.24 per share and 0.83% or 16.15 points at $1,938.35 per share, respectively. Some analysts …
Asia Stocks Mostly Down as COVID-19 Delta Variant Surges Read More »
On Wednesday, June 30, Japanese stocks crashed amid worries about the COVID-19 Delta variant as a Ugandan Olympic delegate tested positive. The Nikkei 225 plummeted 0.07%, with a net change of $21.08, sending the stocks to the bottom at $28,791.63 per share. Meanwhile, the Nikkei Volatility fell 1.90% or 0.34 points at $17.52. In addition, …
Japan Stocks Crashed Amid Delta Variant Concern, Asia Up Read More »
On Monday, June 28, most stocks in the Asia Pacific region fell as the COVID-19 Delta variant continued to surge. The Japanese Nikkei 225 and South Korean KOSPI both plummeted 0.07% or 18.76 points to 29,047.42 and 0.04% or 1.26 to 3,301.58, respectively. Also, Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 sank 0.08% or 5.90 points to 7,302.10 as …
Asia Pacific Stocks Fell as COVID-19 Delta Variant Surged Read More »
On Tuesday, June 15, most Asia Pacific stocks fell as investors keep an eye on the latest US Federal Reserve policy decision. China’s indexes Shanghai Composite and Shenzhen Component flopped 1.16% and 0.19%, respectively. The same happened with Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index, which also subsided by 1.12%. All of these three markets just resumed …
Asia Pacific Stocks Fell Ahead of US Fed Policy Meeting Read More »
On Thursday close, June 10, Japan stocks climbed higher as Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga announced that he plans to accelerate and finish COVID vaccination by November. The sectors led the gains under Paper & Pulp, Railway & Bus, and Real Estate. At the session’s close, Tokyo’s Nikkei 225 smashed 0.34%. The benchmark’s best performers were …
Japan Stocks Up, PM Suga Aims to End Vaccination by November Read More »
Have The Best Of Trade Market News Delivered Directly To Your
Mailbox. Subscribe To Receive The Latest Market News.
Disclaimer:
TradeMarketNews.com provides information and news solely for reference purposes. The accuracy, relevance, and completeness of any information and news may vary and cannot always be guaranteed. Readers are responsible for their use of such data (as stated in the ToS) and its appropriateness for the user.
Email: [email protected]
Connect with: trademarketnews
