AsianstockmarketsedgedupinthinholidaytradeonMonday,withinvestorsbuoyedbygainsonWallStreetdespiteongoingconcernaboutvolatility.TokyofollowedWallStreet'snarrowlyp
TheEuropeansinglecurrencysurgedFridaytoathree-yearpeakagainstthedollarasGermanChancellorAngelaMerkelmovedclosertoanewcoalitiongovernment.Theeuro'sadvancecameasm
ThedollarsufferedfreshpressureonFridayastraderscashintherecentgainsfuelledbyDonaldTrump'staxcuts,whileAsianequitieswereoncoursetoendastrongyearintepidfashion.As
WallStreetstocksedgedtofreshrecordsTuesdayaheadofaFederalReservedecisionexpectedtoannouncetheendofapost-financialcrisiseconomicstimulusprogram.TheFedwaitinggame
AsianmarketskickedofftheweekwithgainsonMondayasconcernsovertheDemocraticPeople'sRepublicofKorea(DPRK)easedandakillerhurricanestruckFloridawithlessforcethanfeare
AsianstockstumbledwiththeSouthKoreanwonMondaywhilethesafehavenyenralliedonnewsthattheDemocraticPeople'sRepublicofKorea(DPRK)hadtestedwhatitclaimedwasaminiaturis
MostAsianmarketsroseonTuesdayaheadofacloselywatchedmeetingofcentralbankerslaterintheweek,althoughthereremainconcernsaboutDonaldTrump'seconomicagendaandgeopoliti
AsiantradersheadedintotheweekendcautiouslyupbeatFridayfollowingabroadlypositiveweekacrossglobalequitymarketsafterFederalReservechiefJanetYellenindicatedasoftera
AsianmarketsonMondaybuiltonlastweek'sgainsfollowinganotherrecordonWallStreet,whiletheeuroedgeduponnewsthatFrenchPresidentEmmanuelMacron'spartyhadsecuredahealthy
AsianmarketsroseThursdaywithenergyfirmsprovidingstrongsupportafterasurgeinoilprices,whilethedollarheldgainsagainsttheyenasatopFederalReserveofficialreinforcedex
Energy firms were among the main losers in Asian trade on Friday following a plunge in oil prices fuelled by fresh global glut concerns, with most equity markets heading for a negative end to the week
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