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Asia stocks rise past Trump tariff threat, Australia dips after RBA holds
Broader Asian stocks were strong despite a weak overnight lead-in from Wall Street, as Trump began sending letters to major economies outlining U.S. tariffs against them. But the president extended his deadline to impose his tariffs to August 1 from July 9, and also signaled that he remained open to talks.
While U.S. and European companies have reduced their average dividend payouts over the past decade, Asian corporates have ...
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Global stocks remain mostly up despite new Trump tariffs, Nasdaq hits a fresh recordThe tech-rich Nasdaq Composite Index vaulted nearly one per cent higher to a fresh all-time high, while artificial ...
Chinese and Hong Kong stocks rose amid broader Asian market gains, as investors overlooked U.S. tariff threats and welcomed ...
Stock markets slipped in Asia on Monday amid confusion as U.S. officials flagged a delay on tariffs but failed to provide ...
Automakers led the advance, with Honda Motor gaining 3.4% and Toyota adding 0.9%. Yoshinoya Holdings surged 6.5% after ...
Currently, the stocks amount to about $2 trillion in market value. But the leading investment bank has predicted an average ...
European banks' stock performance eclipsed that of their US and Asian counterparts by a wide margin in the first half, ...
Asia-Pacific stocks increased Monday, July 7, with the Hong Kong market declining for the third day.
Asian stock markets mostly advanced around midday Tuesday, after President Trump unveiled a three-week extension to negotiate ...
Most major banks in Asia-Pacific increased their market capitalization in Q2 as falling interest rates attracted investors to ...
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