Asia-Pacific stock markets began Wednesday’s session with a mixed and cautious performance, as investors grappled with weaker-than-expected US economic data and a fresh tariff threat from US President Donald Trump, this time targeting the crucial semiconductor sector. While Australian equities managed to hit a new record high, the overall mood…
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Asia-Pacific stock markets started Tuesday’s trading session mostly on a positive note, with investors seemingly shrugging off a fresh…
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