The view of Nanjing Road East Pedestrian Mall the main shopping street in Shanghai. Bruce Yuanyue Bi | The Image Bank | Getty Images Asia-Pacific markets rose Thursday, following Wall
The view of Nanjing Road East Pedestrian Mall the main shopping street in Shanghai. Bruce Yuanyue Bi | The Image Bank | Getty Images Asia-Pacific markets rose Thursday, following Wall
Asian shares sank again on Wednesday as the latest set of U.S. tariffs, including a 104% levy on Chinese imports, went into effect. The sharply higher tariffs kicked in after
By DANIEL JONES, CONSUMER EDITOR FOR DAILYMAIL.COM Published: 08:13 EDT, 7 April 2025 | Updated: 10:53 EDT, 7 April 2025 Stocks surged a remarkable turnaround as they surged into the
Financial markets in Asia were hit hard by another wave of selling on Monday, with investors and economists grappling with rising odds of a severe economic downturn caused by President
Night shot of Sydney, Australia. Darling harbour in the middle left, looking right out to the horizon where the sun has just set. Mike Mackinven | Moment Open | Getty
Japan will start offering digital nomad visas at the end of March, according to The Japan Times. Witthaya Prasongsin | Moment | Getty Images Asia-Pacific markets plunged Monday ahead of
Impossiable | Moment | Getty Images Hong Kong markets fell almost 2% on Friday as Asia-Pacific markets traded mixed, due to uncertainty around the U.S. economy. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng
(Bloomberg) — European stocks were set to track Asian peers higher, in an extension of a recent shift toward non-US assets amid uncertainties unleashed by Donald Trump. Most Read from
Hong Kong. Nikada | E+ | Getty Images Asia-Pacific markets mostly fell Monday after Wall Street logged its worst session of the year last Friday as U.S. economic data pointed
Doctoregg | Moment | Getty Images Asia-Pacific markets traded mostly higher Monday, as investors parsed Japan’s fourth-quarter economic growth data, while awaiting a slew of central bank decisions from the