Asia Pacific markets didn‘t really need another excuse to fret about the global economy. However, the UK Parliament’s latest Brexit-deal rejection gave them one.
Weak economic numbers last week from both the US and China have investors on global growth watch, although hopes for some sort of trade settlement
Many Asian stocks managed gains Wednesday with trade optimism still trumping gloomy local economic data out of Australia and China.
Asia Pacific equity investors clearly found enough good news around as the week wound down to offset the days key economic numbers, which came in
There was plenty of green on Asia Pacific mainboards despite a shaky US lead as trade -settlement hopes endure and President Trump gets ready to
Equity markets were mostly higher, with Shanghai in the lead, as the US shelved plans to increase tariffs on Chinese imports.
Asia Pacific share markets were all in the green thanks to encouraging comments on trade out of both Beijing and Washington DC.
Asia Pacific stock markets struggled with worries about both the US and Chinese economies as trade negotiations between the two continued in Beijing.
Asia Pacific stocks were mostly in the green as investors hoped that something concrete will come of trade talks in Beijing between China and the
Local equity faced opposing forces as the week bowed out, with hopes for a US/China trade settlement pulling on way, and woeful Chinese manufacturing data