Asia stock markets trade mixed on Thursday, following positive lead from Wall Street overnight, where tech stocks rallied, lifted sentiment. In the region, the Bank of Korea kept its base rate unchanged at 2.

Copper futures fell in Asia and stock markets were mixed as traders and investors sifted through President Trump’s latest tariff threats.A day after the U.S. sent letters to 14 countries announcing so-called reciprocal tariffs under a new deadline,

Asian shares are mostly up after a rally in big tech stocks in U.S. trading led the broader market to a higher close, lifting the Nasdaq to an all-time high and helping Wall Street claw back most of i

Indian benchmark indices slipped on Thursday as weakness in IT stocks outweighed gains in financials. Analysts expect volatility to persist through the day amid rising anticipation of a potential trade deal with the US and the kick-off of the June-quarter earnings season,

As global markets navigate a landscape marked by trade negotiations and economic data fluctuations, investors are increasingly turning their attention to Asian dividend stocks as a potential source of steady income.

Most major banks in Asia-Pacific increased their market capitalization in Q2 as falling interest rates attracted investors to bank stocks in anticipation of increased economic activity.

Asian equity markets finished mostly higher on Tuesday after US President Donald Trump extended the grace period for a new wave of tariffs targeting 14 trading partners.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell said Tuesday that the central bank would have already cut interest rates if it weren’t for Trump’s tariff initiatives.

Traders are swarming to equity-focused, exchange-traded funds listed in Taiwan, with demand from retail investors and a strong local currency driving up flows.