A Wall Street slump brought the mood down across Asian trading floors with Hong Kong tech firms like Tencent and Alibaba hit hardest
Tokyo and Hong Kong advanced but traders remain concerned about surging global prices, war in Europe and Covid in China
Stocks across the region recovered on Tuesday with tech firms leading the way in Hong Kong but inflation fears linger
There were mixed returns on Asian markets at the start of the trading week with investor concern about China’s slowing economy dominating
Bargain hunters were busy on Asia’s trading floors as fears of a global recession intensify with prices soaring worldwide and supply chains snarled
The prospect of major rate hikes with US prices soaring sent the region’s markets into a tailspin with tech stocks like JD.com leading the plunge
China stocks closed higher as investors took comfort in lower Covid-19 cases, while US President Joe Biden's decision to consider eliminating Trump-era tariffs on Beijing lifted risk appetite.
A Wall Street rout sparked a slump across Asia on a gloomy day for investors worried about growth in China and war in Eastern Europe
China blue-chips fell as trade data highlighted impact of Beijing’s strict Covid restrictions and lockdowns on world’s No-2 economy
Equities were on the slide across the Asia-Pacific fuelled by concerns over China’s economic slowdown and soaring global prices
Asian shares were lifted by positive messages from the US Fed, dismissing fears of more hefty rate rate hikes, but growth worries weighed on the mood in Hong Kong
Hong Kong was in retreat on a holiday-affected trading day with investors nervously waiting for the US to reveal how far it will lift borrowing costs