Peter Brien, Chairman and Independent Non-Executive Director of Chinachem Group Holdings Limited, says, "This triple-themed ...

- Listless trading in Asia without fresh developments as markets pondered the veracity of earlier US press reports of a potentially relaxed tariff regime on China (later denied by the White House).

Tech-led losses drag Hang Seng lower amid tariff chaos, while Nikkei and ASX benefit from Wall Street’s bullish momentum.

South Korea’s GDP contracted 0.1% in the first quarter of 2025, according to advance figures, missing the 0.1% rise expected ...

U.S. President Donald Trump indicated that final tariffs on Chinese exports to the U.S. “won’t be anywhere near as high as ...

Markets in Hong Kong, Japan, and Australia jumped after Trump eased Fed and China tensions. Tech and mining stocks led the ...

Asian stocks surged alongside Wall Street on Wednesday after Donald Trump stated he had "no intention" of dismissing the ...

A regional equity gauge declined for the first time in four days, with Hong Kong markets poised for a weaker return after the ...

Hong Kong could fall short of its 2 per cent economic growth forecast under the effects of the United States’ sweeping ...

BSE Sensex, Nifty 50 Highlights Today: The Indian markets saw sudden surge during afternoon trade on the back of sharp Open ...

The Hang Seng Index pulled back on Wednesday, even after China published strong economic numbers. Explore the top reasons it ...