^N225 - Nikkei 225
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Bloomberg•17 minutes agoAsia Futures Mixed After Tech-Spurred U.S. Rebound: Markets Wrap
The pound slumped after U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May delayed a critical vote on a Brexit deal. U.S. futures dipped after the S&P 500 Index fell to the lowest intraday level since April, luring bargain hunters to buy the dip and help stage a rebound. “The message that you get from today’s action and from Thursday and Friday is that you should expect more of this going forward,” Alicia Levine, BNY Mellon Investment Management chief strategist, said on Bloomberg TV.
- Reuters•17 hours ago
Global stocks extend slump as growth worries mount
By Shinichi Saoshiro TOKYO (Reuters) - Losses in global stock markets snowballed on Monday, with U.S. equity futures and Asian shares sliding on worries over slowing growth and fears that a rise in tensions ...
Associated Press•2 hours agoStocks struggle higher as markets remain volatile; oil drops
NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. stocks remained volatile Monday as the market took a dive in early trading only to erase those losses later and end slightly higher.
- Bloomberg•16 hours ago
Stocks Fall on Heightened Trade Worry; Euro Climbs: Markets Wrap
Miners and energy producers led the retreat in the Stoxx Europe 600 Index, while futures on the Dow Jones, Nasdaq and S&P 500 indexes were all in the red as Asian shares dropped across the board. Dampening the mood at the start of the week was weak data on China’s slowing economy and news the country’s vice foreign minister has summoned the U.S. ambassador Terry Branstad to protest the arrest of Huawei Technologies Co.’s chief financial officer. Sentiment in financial markets has been fragile in recent weeks as traders gauge whether the Fed could slow its tightening path as trade war fears linger.
- Investing.com•11 hours ago
Top 5 Things to Know in The Market on Monday
Investing.com - Here are the top five things you need to know in financial markets on Monday, December 10:
- TheStreet.com•11 hours ago
Stocks Extend Slide, U.S. Dollar Weakens as Trade Tensions Cloud Global Markets
Global stocks extend declines as trade tensions, slowing growth and a weaker U.S. dollar add to investor concerns heading into the final weeks of the year. Asia shares slump as Japan's Q3 GDP is revised sharply lower and China's November exports screech to a halt as global trade slows amid U.S. tariffs threats. Global stocks extended declines Monday as investors continued to express concern over the fate of U.S.-China trade talks while noting slowing growth from two of the world's biggest exporters and rising geopolitical risks in Europe heading into the final trading weeks of the year.
- Reuters•11 hours ago
GLOBAL MARKETS-Stock selloff snowballs as investors price in slowing world economy
Losses on global stocks snowballed on Monday, with Wall Street set to follow Europe and Asia lower as fresh signs emerged that the U.S.-China trade spat was taking a deeper toll on world economic growth. Data from the world's biggest economies -- the United States, China, Japan and Germany -- have all disappointed investors in recent days, and doubts are growing that Washington and Beijing will reach agreement before a 90-day trade ceasefire expires. Markets are also on edge after reports that the British parliament's crucial vote on Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal will be delayed, sending sterling and UK stocks lower.
- MarketWatch•18 hours ago
Asia stocks fall after Chinese trade data misses expectations
Asian equities were down at least 1% on Monday as data showed China exports weakened ahead of U.S.-China trade talks and following last week’s stock-market retreat in the U.S.
Bloomberg•17 hours agoInvestors in ‘Get-Me-Out-of-Here Mood’ as Asian Stocks Spiral
The sell-off in global equities deepened in Asia hours after Chinese economic data released over the weekend signaled a further weakening of both domestic and international demand in November. Adding insult to injury, tensions have ratcheted up after the arrest of Huawei Technologies Co. Chief Financial Officer, with China’s Vice Foreign Minister having summoned the U.S. Ambassador to China in a protest over her capture on Saturday. Australia was the worst performer in the region with Japan’s, whose economy shrank more than forecast, while China’s stocks dropped with the offshore yuan weakening for a fourth day.
- Reuters•17 hours ago
Nikkei tumbles to 6-week low; growth woes, trade tensions hit big caps
Japanese stocks tumbled to a six-week low on Monday as a deeper-than-expected economic contraction at home in the third quarter and a sharp sell-off on Wall Street depressed sentiment. Sino-U.S. trade ...
- Reuters•17 hours ago
GLOBAL MARKETS-Global stocks extend slump as growth worries mount
Losses in global stock markets snowballed on Monday, with U.S. equity futures and Asian shares sliding on worries over slowing growth and fears that a rise in tensions between Washington and Beijing could torpedo chances of a trade deal. Spreadbetters expected European stocks to follow, with Britain's FTSE seen dropping 0.7 percent, Germany's DAX 1.1 percent and France's CAC 1 percent. Traders returned from the weekend to face a growing wall of worry, with the world's largest economies -- the United States, China and Japan -- all reporting weaker-than-expected data which pointed to moderating activity.
- Investing.com•19 hours ago
Asian Equities Fall; Japan Down 2.3% as GDP Shrinks More Than Expected
Investing.com - Asian equities fell in morning trade on Monday, with Japan’s Nikkei 225 ddown more than 2.3% after data showed the country’s gross domestic product shrank more than expected in the third quarter.
- Reuters•21 hours ago
Nikkei dragged down by Wall St sell-off, Japan Q3 GDP contraction
Japan's Nikkei fell on Monday, tracking a sharp sell-off on Wall Street on renewed Sino-U.S. trade tensions and a deeper-than-expected contraction in the Japanese economy in the third quarter. The Nikkei ...
- FX Empire•21 hours ago
It’s a Back Foot Dollar as Sentiment towards FED Policy Shifts
A shift in sentiment towards FED monetary policy and trade war jitters pin back the Greenback as the markets prepare for the next Brexit saga.
- Reuters•22 hours ago
GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks extend retreat as global growth worries clobber investors
Global stocks extended their slump on Monday, with U.S. equity futures and Asian shares sliding on worries over slowing growth and fears that a fresh flare-up in tensions between Washington and Beijing could quash any chances of a trade deal. Traders returned from the weekend to face a growing wall of worry, with the world's largest economies -- the United States, China and Japan -- all reporting weaker-than-expected data which point to moderating activity. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan lost 0.7 percent, stooping to a two-week low.
- CNBC•yesterday
Asia stocks decline after China reports weak trade data
Shares in Australia, Japan, South Korea and China saw losses on the day. Chinese trade data for November came significantly below expectations over the weekend. Stocks in Asia declined on Monday following significantly weaker-than-expected Chinese trade data released over the weekend.
- Financial Times•2 days ago
[$$] Trade war traps Taiwan between two superpowers
Taiwan’s largest companies have spent the past two decades building factories ever deeper into China, particularly in the Yangtze River and Pearl River deltas. Perhaps more than any other economy, Taiwan has found itself trapped in the middle of the trade war between the world’s two superpowers. China and the US are Taiwan’s top two individual trading partners, and the Taiwanese economy is heavily reliant on global trade.
- Reuters•3 days ago
Japan's military sees record spending, aims to buy more U.S. arms - Nikkei
Japan's military looks to raise spending over the next five years in response to security challenges and to narrow Japan's trade surplus with the United States by buying U.S. equipment, the Nikkei business daily reported on Saturday. The Ministry of Defence looks to spend at least 27 trillion yen ($240 billion) between April 2019 and March 2024, with the spending rising an average 1.1 percent per year, exceeding the 0.8 percent average during the five years ending next March, the report said without identifying its sources. Currently, payments on equipment and personnel expenses account for 80 percent of defence spending, Nikkei said.
Associated Press•3 days agoStocks drop 4 percent in rocky week on trade, growth worries
Wall Street capped a turbulent week of trading Friday with the biggest weekly loss since March as traders fret over rising trade tensions between Washington and Beijing and signals of slower economic growth.
Reuters•3 days agoGlobal shares mixed as trade worries loom; oil surges
Concerns over China-U.S. trade tensions gave European shares their worst week of losses in two months and sank U.S. stocks on Friday, overshadowing the lift from higher oil prices and jobs data. The dollar index (.DXY), which tracks the greenback against a basket of six other currencies, fell 0.17 percent, with the euro (EUR=) up 0.24 percent to $1.1401.
Bloomberg•3 days agoStocks Plunge to Cap Worst Week Since March: Markets Wrap
Oil rose after OPEC agreed to cut output. The trade outlook appeared to take a negative turn after Huawei Technologies’s chief financial officer was charged with conspiracy and the U.S. alleged the company violated sanctions. The Federal Reserve’s Lael Brainard struck a hawkish tone in comments at a conference.
- GuruFocus.com•3 days ago
Wall Street Rebounds on Friday
Broadcom's stock set to sink after financial data
- MarketWatch•3 days ago
Asian markets inch forward amid U.S.-China friction
Asian shares were mostly higher Friday after gains on Wall Street, but investors continued to watch for news about U.S.-China trade friction.
Associated Press•3 days agoDow's recovery helps shore up markets around the world
LONDON (AP) — Shares rebounded in Europe and Asia on Friday as worries over U.S.-China trade friction were calmed by conciliatory comments from Beijing. Attention was turning toward upcoming U.S. jobs data.
- Reuters•3 days ago
Explainer: What will happen to Ghosn when his 22-day detention ends on Monday?
Monday is the end of former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn's 22-day detention, having been held without charge since his arrest on suspicion of under-reporting compensation for five years following a whistleblower tip-off. Ghosn and co-accused Greg Kelly, a former Nissan Motor Co Ltd representative director, are likely to be charged the same day, the Nikkei reported on Friday. Repeatedly arresting individuals on slightly different allegations linked to the same case is a relatively common practice in Japan.
