Global Markets

Donald Trump’s presidency promised a more confrontational approach toward China. While he certainly achieved that, he also helped create a winner in Taiwan’s stock market.

Stock investors have put the pandemic shock behind them. How can they position their portfolio for more upside?

Most Asian stocks climbed Thursday and the pound advanced as an outline of the post-Brexit trade deal appeared to soothe investor nerves heading into the Christmas holiday period.

Most Asian stocks dipped Tuesday after US equities joined a global decline as a new variant of the coronavirus in the UK and a wave of lockdowns and travel restrictions hurt sentiment.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average topped 30,000 for the first time and investors piled into risk assets as a series of market-friendly developments unleashed animal spirits on Wall Street.

Global equities jumped to a record high amid optimism about the outlook for risk assets during a Joe Biden presidency.

Please look beyond the White House for just a few minutes, Asia. The place that matters most for you right now is the Marriner S.

Asian assets will be among the first ones to move after America finishes voting on who will be its next president.

US futures and Asian stocks rose Tuesday ahead of the American presidential election, while currency traders braced for increased volatility.

A slowing pace of virus infections and optimism over China’s economic recovery is burnishing the appeal of Asian stocks for some money managers as volatility in global markets jumps ahead of next w