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Investing.com -- Most Asian currencies fell on Tuesday, with the Chinese yuan falling sharply as domestic trade resumed after a week-long holiday. The dollar remained within sight of its highest levels in the last seven weeks amid growing…

Investing.com -- Asian stocks rose on Monday, with Japanese shares leading gains as strong U.S. jobs data quelled concerns about an economic slowdown, while hopes for more stimulus measures in China also boosted sentiment. Regional stocks…

Investing.com -- Most Asian currencies fell on Monday with the Japanese yen taking sharp losses, while the dollar stabilized from a recent rebound as strong jobs data sparked bets on smaller interest rate cuts. Regional trading volumes…

By Ray Wee SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Asian stocks fell on Friday while oil prices headed for their biggest weekly gain in more than a year, as rising tensions in the Middle East kept markets on edge ahead of the U.S. jobs report due later in…

Note that New Zealand switches to daylight saving time over the weekend as summer approaches. Speaking of New Zealand, the ANZ New Zealand Business Survey for September 2024 is due out today. August data improved compared to July but…

(Bloomberg) -- European stocks and U.S. stock futures rose, tracking gains in Asia after China pledged fiscal stimulus, and technology shares rose.Most Read from BloombergEurope’s Stoxx 600 index rose 1% and Nasdaq 100 futures advanced…

Most Asian currencies rose on Thursday while the dollar held steady ahead of further signals on interest rates, particularly from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's speech later in the day. The Chinese yuan extended gains after…

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Most Asian currencies rose slightly on Wednesday as the dollar was hurt by continued bets on interest rate cuts, while China's yuan hit a 16-month high on optimism about more stimulus measures. The Australian and New Zealand dollars made…

Goldman Sachs said the U.S. Federal Reserve's first rate cut in more than four years has eased market fears of a recession, with improved risk appetite likely to boost interest-rate-sensitive Asian currencies. GS said in a recent note that…