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Gold futures retreat on Wednesday after global equity markets rebounded amid signs that tension in Hong Kong — a source of global anxieties —were momentarily easing......»»

Stocks in China were being hit hard in Thursday with Hong Kong and Shanghai exchanges off more than 1.5% as the spread of the coronavirus that originated in Wuhan, China, spooked investors ahead of Saturday’s Lunar New Year holiday......»»

Stocks in China were being hit hard in early trading Thursday with Hong Kong and Shanghai exchanges off more than 1.5% as the spread of the coronavirus that originated in Wuhan, China, spooked investors ahead of Saturday’s Lunar New Year holiday......»»

U.S. stocks powered higher again Thursday, helped by reports of record year-end retail sales, though trading volumes were light and markets were closed in Europe, Hong Kong and Australia for another post-Christmas holiday......»»

Asian markets were mixed in early trading Tuesday, as stocks in Hong Kong and mainland China sank after posting early-session gains......»»

Global equity markets slumped on Friday as the fast-spreading coronavirus drove investors into safe havens, with gold hitting a fresh seven-year high and the yield on the 30-year U.S. Treasury bond sliding to an all-time low......»»

Global equity markets slumped on Friday as the fast-spreading coronavirus drove investors into safe-havens, with gold hitting a fresh seven-year high and the yield on the 30-year U.S. Treasury sliding to an all-time low......»»

Hong Kong saw a market-wide drop on Wednesday as markets opened after the Lunar New Year holidays. 0 read more.....»»

Asian markets rose in early trading Wednesday, though stocks plunged in Hong Kong as traders returned from a holiday to a fast-spreading health crisis in China......»»

World stocks hovered near record highs and currency markets were little changed on Monday as trading dwindled before the Christmas holiday and investors looked with confidence toward the new year......»»

Following a slight sell-off in the U.S. stock market, shares in Asia are giving mixed signals on Wednesday, Oct. 16. Hong Kong stocks climbed, Tokyo and Sydney equities have dipped slightly, according to Bloomberg. read more.....»»

Anheuser-Busch InBev NV will brave jittery Hong Kong markets in a second attempt to spin off its Asian business on Wednesday, aiming to raise up to $6.6 billion in what could be the world's second largest IPO this year......»»

Hong Kong stocks surged Wednesday as the government withdrew a proposed extradition law that sparked three months of protests in the Chinese territory.....»»

Asian markets fell in early trading Tuesday as tensions in Hong Kong ratcheted up following protests Monday that shut down the city’s airport......»»

Gold futures finish higher Monday, near a six-year peak above $1,500-an-ounce set last week, as the U.S.-China show few signs of easing tariff tensions and as demonstrations in Hong Kong heighten fears about the health of global markets and economies......»»

Gold futures edge higher Monday, trading near a six-year high above $1,500-an-ounce set last week, as the U.S.-China trade battle continues and global investors focus on political demonstrations in Hong Kong......»»

Equity-market benchmarks in Shanghai, Tokyo, Seoul and Hong Kong all declined on Monday after relatively strong U.S. employment data reported Friday tempered hopes the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates later this month......»»

HSBC Holdings PLC plans to boost its Asia retail wealth management staff by about 300 by end of this year, with Europe's biggest lender by assets sharpening its focus on Singapore to add to its presence in core markets of Hong Kong and China......»»

Asian markets were mixed in early trading Friday, with stocks in Hong Kong and mainland China retreating amid ongoing trade tensions with the U.S......»»

The mantle of second-largest equity market in Asia was returned to Hong Kong when markets closed on Tuesday, as the Hang Seng's torrid YTD rally brought the total capitalization of Hong Kong-listed stocks to $5.78 trillion, eclipsing that of .....»»