Indonesia's Currency: Asia's Best, Worst and Best Again
The Indonesian stock market has rallied sharply since May 20, and the rupiah is turbocharging Indonesian assets with an extra 15% kick. But is the country opening at exactly the wrong time?
U.S.-Listed Chinese Stocks Open Secondary Escape Hatch in Hong Kong
NetEase is the second Chinese company to launch a secondary listing in Hong Kong. It is unlikely to be the last.
Market Highs, Zoom's Blowout Quarter, Trading Thoughts
The market continues to rise despite numerous negative catalysts, while Zoom beat all earnings expectations and guided higher.
China Gloats Over U.S. Chaos But Faces Curbs on Access to Capitalism
Scrutiny of overseas listings and corporate purchases by Chinese companies is set to intensify.
Hong Kong's 'Special Status' Removed -- Don't Buy the Rally
Hong Kong stocks are sharply higher on Monday, but any rally is likely to be brief.
Hong Kong Drags Global Stocks Lower and Awaits U.S. Response
The Hong Kong treason law is knocking global markets. It's unclear how staunchly Western powers will defend the city's freedoms, and risk damaging China ties.
Tight Trading Ranges, China News, Amazon 'Prime Day'
A look at those stocks likely to lead in the short- and long-term, the headlines out of China and Hong Kong, and the import of fiscal stimulus.
'The End of Hong Kong' in New Treason Law
Beijing has given up playing the game of pretending that Hong Kong is governing itself. You could potentially be charged under the city's new national-security law.
Taiwan's Tsai Takes Office With Praise From Pompeo
It's time for greater recognition of Taiwan as the independent state that it is, and time to push China on that front instead of trade.
Japan Can't Get Its Casino Act Together, as Las Vegas Sands Walks Away
The surprise abandonment of a Japan project by Las Vegas Sands is just the latest indication of how red tape is turning suitors away.