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Ahead of Friday's holiday for the Dragon Boat Festival, the Hong Kong stock market had finished lower in three straight sessions, slumping more than 900 points or 3.8 percent along the way. The Hang Seng Index now sits just above the 23,920-point plateau and it's likely to see another soft start again on Monday.

Ahead of Friday's holiday for the Dragon Boat Festival, the China stock market had moved lower in two of three trading days since the end of the two-day winning streak in which it had jumped almost 110 points or 2.7 percent. The Shanghai Composite Index now sit just above the 4,090-point plateau and it may see continued consolidation on Monday.

Ahead of Friday's holiday for the Dragon Boat Festival, the Taiwan stock market had finished higher in five straight sessions, jumping more than 3,350 points or 7.3 percent in that span on its way to a fresh record closing high. The Taiwan Stock Exchange now sits just above the 46,460-point plateau although the rally may stall on Monday.

Asian markets are mostly higher on Friday, following the positive cues from Wall Street overnight, with China, Hong Kong and Taiwan closed for holidays, on optimism about the end of the Middle East war amid the inking of an interim peace agreement and the opening of the Strait of Hormuz. These were partially offset by concerns about a possible interest rate ...

The Bank of Japan will on Friday release the minutes from its April 27-28 monetary policy meeting, highlighting a modest day for Asia-Pacific economic activity.

Ahead of Monday's holiday for the Dragon Boat Festival, the China stock market had turned lower again on Friday, one day after snapping the five-day losing streak in which it had surrendered almost 50 points or 1.5 percent. The Shanghai Composite Index now sits just beneath the 3,350-point plateau although it may see mild upside on Tuesday.

Asian stock markets are trading mostly lower on Monday, following the mixed cues from Wall Street on Friday, amid rising concerns about the uncertainty surrounding US President Donald Trump's tariff plans. Trump accused China of violating the trade agreement reached last month. Trump has also announced that import tariffs on steel and aluminum will double to...

Ahead of Friday's holiday for the Dragon Boat Festival, the Taiwan stock market had turned lower again on Thursday, one day after ending the four-day losing streak in which it had given up more than 460 points or 2.2 percent. The Taiwan Stock Exchange now sits just beneath the 21,350-point plateau and it may head south again on Monday.

Asian stock markets are trading mostly lower on Friday, despite the broadly positive cues from Wall Street overnight, as lingering uncertainty about the ongoing trade war continued to weight on the markets after an appeals court temporarily paused the lower court's ruling to block US President Donald Trump's reciprocal tariffs on imports from U.S. trade part...

Asian stocks ended mostly higher on Wednesday even as deteriorating U.S. consumer confidence in the face of tariff fears coincided with economists' forecasts suggesting a risk of stagflation and rising odds of recession.

Vietnam’s exports are booming, but delays, red tape, and EU compliance hurdles raise risks. Traders should watch friction points behind the headline growth.

Trump-Musk public spat overshadows developments elsewhere; Trump-Xi call restarts US-China negotiations but outlook clouded; Key US data at 12:30 GMT; all eyes on nonfarm payrolls; Gold trades sideways, as silver jumps to a new high;

Gold -0.2%, Stochastic RSI signals potential rise. Euro-Dollar stable, RSI hints at downward pressure. Pound-Dollar steady, Stochastic RSI suggests gains. Bitcoin -4.3%, oversold per CCI. Chinese stocks decade low; Bitcoin <$40,000; S&P 500 hits record. Key releases: US Red Book, 52-Week Bill Auction, Eurozone Consumer Confidence, Japan's BOJ Poli...