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  • Foreign inflows into Asian equities slow sharply in July, hit by tech slump

    Fears of a second Trump presidency also sparked concerns that his administration might impose new tariffs on exports from the region, similar to measures taken during his previous term

  • Nomura sees Asian equities shining on capital inflows and growth prospects

    Nomura is tactically overweight on China, while it has also upgraded Korea to an overweight stance.

  • Asian equities retreat after world stocks hit new record

    MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan fell 0.59%, having closed lower on each of the past three days.

  • Gold recovers from 3% slump as dollar, Asian equities ease

    Spot gold was up 0.4% at $1,577.83 per ounce, as of 0030 GMT, having slumped 3.1% in the previous session. U.S. gold futures slipped 0.3% to $1,591.30.

  • Gold gains amid doubts over US stimulus package

    Spot gold was up 0.5% at $1,657.29 per ounce by 0054 GMT, having fallen about 2% in the previous session on hopes for global stimulus measures to shield the world economy from the effects of the fast-spreading coronavirus.

  • Asian equities mixed with Nikkei posting gains despite regional tensions

    The Kospi was down by 0.52 percent, with China-exposed stocks pressured following heightened tensions in the Korean peninsula. Shares for Lotte Shopping, the retail arm of conglomerate Lotte, fell by 1.59 percent, while shares of LG Electronics plunged 1.97 percent.

  • Retain cautious view on Asia, equities still look attractively valued: Nomura

    Nomura continues to see risk-reward unfavourable on balance, and maintain cautious view on Asian equities.

  • Asia mixed, China producer inflation jumps to fastest since 2008

    The Shanghai composite was down 0.7 percent and the Shenzhen composite fell 0.59 percent. Hong Kong's Hang Seng plunged 0.96 percent.

  • FY16 may be last year of capex declines for India: Nomura

    Our India strategists believe that FY16 may have been the last year of capex declines. Potentially favourable monsoons this year and additional spend in the economy by way of pay commission awards may add to the recovery later this year, says Mixo Das of Nomura.

  • Asian shares near 2011 low as oil woes deepen

    The Nikkei futures' Friday close suggests Japan's Nikkei is likely to fall more than two percent, below its September trough to one-year lows while Australian shares on Monday fell 1.7 percent.

  • Asian shares stumble on Wall Street losses, growth worries

    MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan .MIAPJ0000PUS dropped 0.7 percent in early trade. Japan's Nikkei shed 3.3 percent, as downbeat domestic data added to the gloom.

  • Asia trade mixed as prospects for Santa Claus rally fade

    Asian equities traded mixed on the second day in the final week of trading for 2015, following a lower finish on Wall Street, with prospects for a last-ditch Santa Claus rally appearing dim.

  • Nifty may open in green; US mkt down, Asia trades mixed

    Asia is mixed early today with Nikkei correcting 0.5 percent from the day‘s high to trade flattish. The Kospi sees follow through selling. Straits is the only positive index.

  • Asia equities extend holiday rally as energy plays lead

    Asian equities delivered some last-minute Christmas cheer, continuing to rally on the last full trading day of the week before the holiday period.

  • Asian shares dip but on track for weekly gain

    By contrast, Taiwan's central bank cut interest rates for the second time this year and said it would keep monetary policy loose to shore up growth in the island's trade-dependent economy as the global demand outlook worsened.

  • Asia stocks climb as Fed goes gradual; oil takes a spill

    The Federal Reserve's 25-basis-point increase was almost a decade in the making and easily one of the most telegraphed in history. So there was some relief that, after months of waiting and several false starts, the move was finally done and dusted.

  • Asia stocks gain as Wall Street rises before Fed

    With a hike seen as a mostly done deal after more than a year of anticipation, investor focus is fixed on how the Fed might opt to pace its tightening cycle next year. The central bank has hinted that it intends to hike rates gradually.

  • Asian stocks steady, oil volatile as Fed looms large

    Markets were also focused on whether the People's Bank of China (PBOC) would continue to guide its currency lower, with traders wary about the central bank's intentions after it set the yuan/dollar official midpoint at 4-1/2-year lows in recent session.

  • Asian equities trade cautiously; commodities, data in focus

    Asian equities markets traded cautiously on Tuesday after oil prices fell more than 5 percent overnight.

  • Asian equities trade in the red, investors remain cautious

    The Chinese stock market, which saw its worst weekly performance last week since August, trimmed early gains and was back in negative territory as ongoing investigations into brokerages on short-selling and speculation charges hurt sentiment.

  • Chinese stocks open higher after Friday's sharp slide

    US stocks closed mixed on Friday due to a 3 percent decline in oil prices. Oil tumbled USD 1.33, or 3.09 percent, to USD 41.71 a barrel as the dollar index, which hit a fresh eight-month high, added additional pressure to an oversupplied market.

  • Asian mkts traded in green; Nikkei inches closer to 20,000

    Asian equities opened higher on Thursday after US markets reacted positively to the release of Federal Reserve's October meeting minutes that signaled a likely interest rate hike in December.

  • Asia drops as commodities languish

    The Canadian dollar, already under pressure from sliding crude oil prices, faced extra headwinds as Canada's Liberal Party, was tipped to won Monday's general election which would pave the way for increased government spending.

  • Asian equities extend gains on firm US lead

    Japan's Nikkei 225 index extended gains amid a broad-based rise on Friday, thanks to fresh weakness in the yen.

  • TPP deal, US rally lifts Asian stocks

    Asian equities extended gains into a second session on Tuesday following another US rally, while investors also kept an eye on the region's central banks. Markets in China remain closed until Wednesday for National Day holidays.

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