Defying the sleepy mood, China's blue-chip CSI 300 Index jumped 1.8%, on track for a third consecutive day of gains. Tech ...

Asian markets are likely to see a lift in sentiment following Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s dovish tone at the Jackson Hole symposium, which signaled a likely rate cut in September. The shift ...

Asian markets were higher Monday, supported by China's CSI 300, as investors braced for Nvidia's results and expected Fed ...

Asian share markets rallied on Monday as investors celebrated the likely resumption of interest rate cuts in the United ...

Asian shares edged higher on Monday, lifted by strong corporate earnings that kept technology sector valuations near record highs, as investors awaited a key ...

The dual mandate is pulling in opposite directions—jobs softening, inflation refusing to die—and Powell’s Jackson Hole speech ...

Elsewhere in Asia, Malaysian ringgit soared more than 1%, while the Singapore dollar also gained. China’s onshore market was closed for holidays and will reopen on Tuesday.

Asia is progressively moving away from the U.S. dollar, as a mix of geopolitical uncertainties, monetary shifts and currency hedging prompt de-dollarization across the region. Stream Los Angeles ...

By Gregor Stuart Hunter SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Stocks in Asia edged higher in a shaky start on Friday as anxious traders ...

As of last November, ASEAN+3 has over 80% of trade invoices in U.S. dollars. De-dollarization is also occurring as Asian investors increasingly hedge their U.S. dollar exposures, according to Nomura.