Archive for the February 9, 2019
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Most Southeast Asian stock markets closed lower on Friday, with Malaysia leading losses, as investors were rattled after the United States dismissed the likelihood of a quick resolution to the long drawn Sino-US trade war.
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US Treasury yields fell for a third straight day on Thursday, in line with declines in Europe and Britain, spooked by stock market weakness amid economic growth warnings from the European Commission and Bank of
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US Treasury yields fell for a third straight day on Thursday, in line with declines in Europe and Britain, spooked by stock market weakness amid economic growth warnings from the European Commission and Bank of
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Hong Kong stocks ended weaker on Friday as the absence of any positive signs for a resolution in the US-China trade row dented sentiment, but the market pared losses as investors eyed support from A-shares,
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European stocks slipped again on Friday and put an end to five straight weeks of gains as fears about an economic slowdown in the euro zone and a potential full-blown Sino/US trade war added to
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Australian shares ended lower on Friday, with energy and mining stocks accounting for more than half of the losses as resurgent U.S-China trade tensions drove investors away from risk-sensitive assets. The S&P/ASX 200 index fell
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Singapore police said Friday they raided the local offices of German payments processing firm Wirecard, following reports of fraud at the company that have sent its stock plummeting. Stock in the star "fintech" firm, which
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Following a short-lived recovery, London's blue-chip shares gave in to pressure on Friday as jitters over the China-US trade dispute fed into fears of a slowdown in the world economy, with bank and energy shares
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The French government took a dig at Italy's populist leaders and the country's economic problems on Friday, while defending its decision to recall its ambassador to Rome. Paris summoned back its ambassador in Rome for
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Canada added 67,000 jobs in January, but the unemployment rate still climbed 0.2 percentage points to 5.8 percent as more people started the year looking for work, the government statistical agency said Friday. Employment growth,
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