Hong Kong-listed financial stocks fell on Friday after reports of tighter scrutiny on mainland Chinese clients seeking to open offshore accounts raised concerns over cross-border money flows and fee income for the city’s banks and insurers.Shares of AIA Group, HSBC Holdings, Standard Chartered and Bank of East Asia declined at…
Nvidia Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang said robotics could become the next major sector in South Korea, a brief…
The South Korean won continued its strong downward trend, reaching its lowest level since 2009, despite the ongoing Kospi…
India has announced a series of measures aimed at attracting higher dollar inflows as the rupee remains under pressure…
Lloyds Bank (LON: LLOY) share price has moved sideways this year as concerns about its growth and the British…
China’s state-backed media organisation Xinhuanet plans to invest more than 1.1 billion yuan ($162.38 million) in an artificial intelligence…
The London Stock Exchange (LSEG) share price has pulled back in the past few weeks, moving from the April…
Micron stock (NASDAQ: MU) has delivered one of the most extraordinary rallies in semiconductor history, but Wall Street is…
US stock index futures were mixed on Friday as a pullback in major chipmakers weighed on sentiment before the…