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Global Markets | Japan's Nikkei ends higher as AI-related shares riseBut Tokyo Electron gave up early losses to end 0.14% higher. Advantest, which fell as much 1.5%, recovered most of its loss to edge 0.26% ...- Global Markets | S.Korean shares log highest close since Feb on hopes of US-Iran talksSouth Korean shares climbed to their highest close since February as optimism over renewed US-Iran talks boosted global risk sentiment and ...
- Japan's Nikkei ends at over one-month high on hopes of fresh US-Iran talksJapan’s Nikkei closed at a one-month high as optimism over fresh US-Iran talks eased oil prices and boosted risk sentiment across global ma...
- European stocks pause rally as traders assess Venezuela fallout ahead of dataWhile markets have largely looked past the flare-up in global geopolitical risks, Wednesday's pause could be a healthy reset as investors w...
- Japan bonds tread water ahead of expected BOJ rate hike this weekThe BOJ's closely watched quarterly "tankan" survey, released on Monday, showed sentiment hitting a four-year high among big manufacturers,...
- British crypto firm KR1 targets London main market listingKR1-British crypto firm KR1 targets London main market listing
- Japan's Nikkei inches higher amid weaker yen, pharma extends rallyJapan's Nikkei share average rose in early trade on Friday, with pharma shares rallying for a second session, although gains were limited d...
- Gold struggles for direction as markets weigh Fed pause betsSpot gold was flat at $1,937.58 per ounce by 0058 GMT, off one-month highs hit on Friday. U.S. gold futures fell 0.2% to $1,963.40 as a hol...
- Gold gains support from a dip in US dollar, bond yieldsThe U.S. dollar dipped against a basket of major currencies, while benchmark U.S. 10-year Treasury yields moved further away from their hig...
- Gold faces weekly loss on surging bond yields as US payrolls loomThe Bank of England raised its key interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point to a 15-year peak on Thursday, its 14th back-to-back in...
- Gold near 3-week lows as US data points to more Fed tighteningGold prices languished near three-week lows on Thursday after a larger-than-expected increase in U.S. private payrolls in July fuelled bets...
- Asian bonds see foreign inflows for fourth straight monthAsian bonds saw net foreign inflows for the fourth consecutive month in June, as foreign investors bought a net $4.24bn worth of bonds in I...
- Twitter's new chief working on plans to bring advertisers back to platformYaccarino, who started as CEO on June 5, is planning to launch full-screen, sound-on video ads that will be shown to users scrolling throug...
- European shares slip as investors weigh earnings reportsShares of ASML Holding NV lost 2% and were among the top drags on the STOXX 600, despite forecasting sales growth of more than 25% for 2023.
- European shares face worst quarter since pandemic-led carnage in early 2020The STOXX 600 fell for a second straight day after global central bank chiefs said bringing down high inflation around the world will be pa...
- Commodity stocks lead European shares higher on China COVID reliefHealth authorities said China would halve to seven days its COVID-19 quarantine period for visitors from overseas, with a further three day...
- European shares extend rebound as chemical, commodity stocks gainMiners rebounded 1.6% after touching December 2021 lows in the previous session, while oil & gas stocks rose 1.2% as crude prices rose almo...
- European shares steady at the end of brutal weekWorld stock markets were heading for their biggest weekly decline since markets' pandemic meltdown in March 2020, hit by growing worries ab...
- European shares fall on weak earnings, Ukraine jittersShell inched up 0.4% after the London-listed energy major said it would exit all its Russian operations, including a major liquefied natura...
- China shares close higher as consumer staples, chip stocks gainFor the week, the CSI300 index edged up 0.8%, while the Shanghai Composite Index added 1.2%.
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