(Reuters) -Asian stocks drew foreign inflows for a second straight month in June, buoyed by investors wagering on U.S.

Asia stock markets trade mixed on Friday, reacting to renewed worries about U.S. trade tariffs following President Donald ...

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ASIAN stocks drew foreign inflows for a second straight month in June, buoyed by investors wagering on US Federal Reserve interest rate cuts and a softer US dollar, though gains were capped by jitters ...

Stocks mostly rose today in Asia, tracking records in New York and London, as investors absorbed US President Donald Trump’s ...

Stocks are opening lower on Wall Street, pulling the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq composite below the records they set a day ...

Asian markets ended mixed as investors reacted to US tariff threats; Sensex slumps, Hang Seng gains, Nikkei retreats.

The S&P 500 notched a new all-time closing high on Thursday. The broad market benchmark rose 0.27% and closed at 6,280.46.

BSE Sensex's share price fell 4 per cent on Friday, July 11, continuing its downtrend in the past one week to 10 per cent after reports circulated of Sebi's extended investigation into dupious ...