Rising Interest Rates Weigh on Asian Stock Markets, Trump and Xi Meet
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(Teleborsa) - Tokyo is on the rise, while the rest of Asia is in red, with skeptical investors about the possibility that the meeting in Washington between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President...
The main Asian stock exchanges retreat as investors await the meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, with Japan as an exception and new signs of economic cooling in the region.
Asian stock markets are mostly down on Thursday after yesterday's jump in US interest rates. At the same time, market attention is focused on the meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping and the rapidly rising market interest rates.
Asian stock markets are mostly trading lower on Thursday following yesterday's US interest rate rally. The market's focus is on the presidential meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, and on the rapidly rising market interest rates.
Rising interest rates drag stocks down, but Japan rebounds after the holidays. Negotiations between the US and Chinese presidents are in the spotlight.
Rising interest rates drag stocks down, but Japan rebounds after the holidays. Negotiations between the US and Chinese presidents are in the spotlight.
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