Investing.com-- Most Asian currencies clocked marginal gains on Thursday, tracking weakness in the dollar after weak U.S.

Asia Pacific gross domestic product growth is now expected to average at 4% in 2025, UBS said, compared to 4.6% in 2025.

South Korea’s KOSPI outpaced its Asian peers for a second consecutive session, rising as much as 2% to a near 11-month high.

But Wall Street was seen running out of momentum by Wednesday, logging a choppy session, with futures muted after the market ...

The price cut by Saudi Arabia, key oil producer within OPEC+ - the oil producing group that includes members of the ...

TOKYO (Reuters) - Shares in Asia crept higher and the U.S. dollar languished ahead of the European Central Bank offering its ...

Trade balance fell to a surplus of A$5.41 billion ($3.52 billion), data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics showed on ...

The Caixin China services PMI rose to 51.1 in May, edging past expectations of 51.0 and improving from the 50.7 seen in the ...

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Biden’s cognitive abilities had been a major Republican talking point for several years, especially during the second half of ...

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL )’s request to put the provisions on hold as the tech ...

Shares of Ast Spacemobile Inc (NASDAQ:ASTS) climbed 7.1% higher after Wednesday’s open, building on a 4.3% gain from the ...