(Bloomberg) — Asia’s benchmark equity index crept higher early Tuesday after US stocks rose for a fifth session. Bloomberg’s dollar index held near a one-year high as traders bet the currency will ...

Japanese shares led regional gains, while stocks ticked lower in Australia and South Korea. Futures in Hong Kong pointed down ...

Asia-Pacific markets are set to open mixed on Tuesday, cautious even as the Dow Jones Industrial Average’s post-election ...

US stocks rose for a fifth straight session, while Bitcoin topped $88,000 and the dollar hit a one-year high as investors ...

So yes, if Trump’s 60-100% tariffs come into play, they’d hit China’s economy with the force of a 10-ton anvil dropping from ...

The KLCI index has grown by around 15 per cent over the last year, making Malaysia one of the region’s best performing ...

Rayonier has made good progress with its asset divestment plan, and the stock has good valuation re-rating potential. Learn ...

Bitcoin hit a fresh record, rising to $82,022.98 in early trading, according to Coindesk. The most popular digital token has been extending a rally that began after the reelection of former President ...

The package, which was approved Friday, was designed to alleviate local government debt but fell short of investor expectations.

European markets have opened higher while Asian stocks fell following a record-setting day for U.S. stocks as China’s stimulus package disappointed investor expectations ...

Asian stocks fell, following a record-setting day for U.S. stocks, as China’s stimulus package disappointed investor ...

The Indian rupee weakened to its lowest level on record on Monday, as worries about Donald Trump's victory in the U.S.