Since hitting an all-time low relative to the S&P 500 on Sept. 2, the MSCI Asia Pacific Index has outperformed the U.S. benchmark by almost...

Most money managers are either looking to buy the dip or sticking to their stock bets on expectations that stimulus measures and an economi...

Biden currently leads in national polls and surveys of key states. The election, deteriorating U.S.-China ties and an uneven economic recov...

Disputes in areas such as technology, human rights and trade will endure but are likely to be tackled in a more predictable and less aggres...

More twists in the Brexit saga and slowing economic growth in China complicate the picture.

AMP Capital is sticking to its bullish stance despite the market’s recent rout.

Global experts worry that the core issues of the trade war haven’t been resolved.

A weaker currency is the latest factor making yuan-denominated assets less attractive.

Markets are optimistic as shown by a rally in stocks and cross-asset volatility near historic lows.

The MSCI Emerging Market Index closed down 0.3 per cent in New York on Thursday.

While some investors say bargains are emerging, others are selling stocks and bonds.

Equities fell from Tokyo to Hong Kong, and treasuries rose as China threatened retaliation.

The US market is taking Trump’s escalation poorly, eroding support amongst the plutocracy.

“As we go to the Fed meeting March 9, I think there will be more potential volatility weakness.”

Less-risky assets are benefiting from the geopolitical tensions, as they have in the past.

Japanese stocks fell as the yen and gold gained in Monday trading in Asia.

The CBOE Volatility Index, often called W-St’s fear gauge as it tracks demand for protection against price swings, has dropped toward the l...