Wall Street is pointing toward gains before the opening bell as earnings season winds down during a holiday-shortened trading ...

European shares opened lower Tuesday, while Chinese technology stocks surged after Chinese President Xi Jinping met with ...

Markets fluctuated on Monday as investors assessed the global economic outlook while US President Donald Trump pushes ahead ...

Stephen Innes, managing partner at SPI Asset Management, said the ‘let’s make a deal’ negotiations happening stateside injected some “much-needed calm” into Asian markets on Tuesday.

“The latest escalation in trade tension is snuffing out optimism, fuelling a flight to safety and keeping markets trapped in a cycle of volatility-driven whiplash,” said Mr Stephen ...

Hong Kong, China — Asian stocks tanked and the dollar surged Monday after Donald Trump signed off huge tariffs on China, Canada and Mexico, and warned the European Union would be hit “pretty ...

Economics expert Stephen Innes said in his blog The Dark Side of the Boom on Saturday: "A massive shake-up in global trade is on the horizon, and the ripple effects could hit markets, supply ...

SPI Asset Management managing director Stephen Innes said this careful watch is pivotal, though not the sole factor, as the central bank also prioritises currency stability. “By keeping the OPR steady ...

Indeed, the Japanese government is digging into their sizable 1.2-trillion-USD war chest, looking to take profit on the dollar they bought back in 2000,” Stephen Innes, managing partner at SPI ...