We begin the first day after the inauguration of the 47th President of the USA, Donald Trump. Financial markets start the day in somewhat nervous

Stock indices from the Asia-Pacific region are trading with improved sentiment at the start of the new week. Chinese indices are up around 0.90-1.00%. The

Asian markets traded mixed on Friday, with Chinese shares rising on robust GDP data while Japanese stocks declined sharply. China’s CSI 300 gained 0.5% after

Yesterday’s session on Wall Street was dictated by the bulls. Slightly lower-than-expected CPI inflation buoyed Wall Street; the S&P 500 rose 1.8%, the Nasdaq 100

Asian markets traded cautiously higher on Wednesday as investors awaited key U.S. inflation data. Japan’s Nikkei rose 0.3%, while China’s CSI 300 edged down 0.2%.

Tuesday’s Asian session brings an improvement in sentiment, following the wave of fear that took hold of yesterday’s stock market trading. The CHN.cash index is

Indices from the Asia-Pacific region are trading in a weaker mood, reacting to Friday’s declines on the US stock market following strong employment data —

The final session of this week’s financial markets begins. Asian indices are seeing moderate declines today after Bitcoin, one of the main representatives of speculative

Wall Street’s mood in yesterday’s session was mixed, but in the end buyers came to the fore. The S&P 500 Index and the DJIA rose

Asia-Pacific indices trade in moderate sentiment despite yesterday’s sell-off in the U.S. markets and cryptocurrencies. Chinese indices show no clear direction today: CHN.cash and HK.cash are

The Asian session proceeded in a mixed mood. Japan’s Nikkei regained some ground after yesterday’s slump, while China’s Hang Seng extends losses by another 1.7%.

We are starting a new week of trading on financial markets. Asian markets are extending the declines initiated last week, even though the Caixin PMI