Beware Chinese property stocks that have turned into penny shares, since their trading price could force a disastrous delisting.
Japan's service sector is growing at a record rate, according to recent data, while services are also the saving grace in China, where manufacturing has begun to lag.
Investor uncertainty is mounting in China as 'red lines' shift on Communist Party sand.
I believe in the old saying that 'news follows the tape.'
Chinese stocks are approaching bear territory, with the Hong Kong market at its lows for the year as Telsa's CEO gets the star treatment in Beijing and Shanghai.
Plus, HP expects to have PCs with a built in AI program available by 2024.
These big-cap names are not acting as leadership that is helping the rest of the market, although they effectively control the indexes that drive sentiment.
The charts of the software giant point to more upside to come for its shares.
Nvidia's overnight move has put it back into my top-five holdings by weighting.
Whereas the stock markets in Japan, South Korea and Taiwan have performed extremely well in 2023, Chinese markets are suffering from geopolitics and a whole host of uncertainties.
New Covid infections appear to be surging in China due to the rise of the XBB sub-lineage of the Omicron variant.
Oil market dynamics in 2023 are a far cry from what was seen in 2022.
The pullback we're seeing is not all that unusual.
The Hiroshima summit issued a surprisingly strident criticism of China's trade tactics and 'economic coercion,' at virtually the same time that China declared that Micron had failed a cybersecurity review.
President Biden has disappointed Pacific Island nations by shortening his Asia spin, with AI a new topic on the docket for the G7.
The Chinese yuan broke a key barrier to the U.S. dollar today, reflecting disappointing economic performance, while Japan beats expectations.
Shares of the Chinese e-commerce platform is showing renewed strength. Here's my trading strategy.
The fallout from China's crackdown on real-estate debt results in several seized properties in Hong Kong hitting the market.
Perhaps it's because demand at present, especially from China, isn't all that strong as the world braces for a recessionary environment.
China's largest courier company, SF Express, is looking at a Hong Kong listing that would offer access to international investors.
With trading disrupted by Golden Weeks in China and Japan, investors have cast their gaze to Washington, sending Asian currencies higher and stocks down.
The Alibaba co-founder will spend time in Tokyo, Tel Aviv and Hong Kong, giving him plenty of reasons to extend his self-imposed exile outside mainland China.
The push to diversify tech manufacturing away from China will benefit India, Vietnam and Mexico as multinationals go through a period of adjustment.
Mark your calendar. Today is the day that India holds more people than anywhere else on Earth, after two centuries of Chinese population supremacy.
The U.S. Navy ran a warship close to Mischief Reef as the People's Liberation Army wraps up three days of a simulated blockade/attack on Taiwan.
With Japan joining the United States and the Netherlands in restricting exports of chip technology, battle lines are forming in a key tech sector.
Whether the Fed pauses interest rate hikes when they meet again in May is likely to be a dominant conversation in the month ahead.
This may be seen as early steps toward moving at least some part of the oil trade away from trading in U.S. dollars.
Chinese authorities have cautioned leading bankers to learn lessons from the corruption investigation into Liu Liange.
The company will split into six separate entities which will be run under separate management and free to list independently.
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