asian stocks may climb when trading begins monday, providing some relief from the worries about slowing economic growth and sticky inflation that continue to cast a long shadow across markets.futures pointed higher for bourses in japan and australia, while s&p 500 and nasdaq 100 contracts fluctuated, after wall street ended in the green friday. us stock and bond markets will be closed for the independence day holiday. treasuries jumped last week

asian markets: stocks in asia look set for a soft start on tuesday after a global bounce from a bear market stalled in the us amid a climb in crude oil prices a

asian markets will open thursday against the backdrop of a rally in treasuries that was triggered by economic concerns after federal reserve chair jerome powell

tokyo stocks opened higher on monday after a mixed close on wall street as fears rise that interest rate hikes by central banks could trigger a global recession

stocks face more losses friday on deepening fears of an economic downturn as monetary policy tightens to fight damaging inflation.futures signaled losses for ja

negative global cues coming in for the indian markets after a downward trend was witnessed in the u.s markets and asian indices. shares across asian markets tum

tokyo stocks trended higher thursday, with a lower yen buoying exporters despite overnight falls of us shares.the benchmark nikkei 225 index added 0.22 percent,

swedish scientists have identified a new coronavirus commonly found in red-backed voles -- small, stocky rodents similar to field mice.the study of approximatel

tokyo stocks opened higher on friday, extending rallies on wall street ahead of us jobs data due later in the day.the benchmark nikkei 225 index was up 0.92 per

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