Asian shares rallied after softer U.S. PCE inflation data revived hopes for policy easing. MSCI Asia-Pacific ex-Japan rose 0.3%, with South Korea up 1.3% and

Global markets traded cautiously following the Fed’s hawkish stance on 2025 rate cuts, with most Asian indices nursing steep weekly losses. The Fed’s signal of

Markets saw sizable declines at the end of yesterday’s session after the Fed cut interest rates as expected by 25 basis points to 4.5%, but

Asian markets trade cautiously ahead of the Fed’s December meeting, where a 25bps rate cut is widely expected but focus remains on 2025 guidance. Wall

Global markets cautious ahead of central bank decisions, with Fed’s Wednesday meeting in focus. Markets price 94% probability of 25bps cut but expect slower easing

We are starting a new week in the financial markets. The start of Monday’s session is marked by Bitcoin, which has broken out to new

Asian markets tumble following Wall Street losses, with China leading declines. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng fell 1.9%, Japan’s Nikkei dropped 1.3%, China’s CSI 300 declined

Sentiments on Wall Street session were very positive yesterday, as the Nasdaq 100 rose nearly 1.9%. In the market spotlight were shares of Broadcom, which rose

Asian markets mixed ahead of key US inflation data. Japan’s Nikkei is flat, China’s CSI 300 up 0.2%, Hong Kong’s Hang Seng fell 0.6%. South

Tuesday’s Asian session saw modest gains in the quotations of most stock market indices, even though moderate downward pressure was evident on Wall Street yesterday.

We are about to start a new week of trading on financial markets. During the Asian session today, we have seen relatively large declines in

Indexes from the Asia-Pacific region are trading with mixed sentiments. Chinese indexes are gaining between 1.70-2.00%, while other markets are trading lower. The Japanese Nikkei 225