Asia-Pacific markets to open lower
Asia-Pacific markets to open lower after Wall Street postelection rally fizzles
This is CNBC's live blog covering Asia-Pacific markets. Asia-Pacific markets were set to open lower Wednesday, tracking losses on Wall Street as the U.S. postelection rally stalled overnight. Asian traders will assess Japanese corporate goods data set for ...
TRADERS struggled on Tuesday to bounce back from the previous day’s losses in most markets sparked by disappointment over ...
At the C$452 billion ($323.9 billion) Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec, Montreal, 85% of its Asia-Pacific private ...
China's economic impact on Southeast Asia's major markets China's demand for Southeast Asia's resources and commodities continues to be a powerful driver for economic growth in the region. Octa is an ...
The government of Singapore has committed up to $500 million in concessional funding to support the local central bank's ...
Deal activity in Asia has also been high. In 2023, private credit deal activity fell year-on-year globally — except in ...
GCC's capital spending plans are estimated at over $3 trillion, with infrastructure finance a key driver attracting FDI and ...
Asia-Pacific markets were set to fall Monday after China's October inflation numbers came in lower than expected, prompting ...
Asia-Pacific markets trade mixed amid disappointing stimulus measures and weak inflation data from China. The Japan (NKY:IND) rose +0.17% showed mixed performance on Monday, with the Nikkei 225 ...
In a highly volatile session, the Indian equity indices ended with little change on November 11. At close, the Sensex was up ...
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