Asian stocks fluctuated before closing mostly higher on Tuesday after China announced changes to testing and quarantine rules in first step towards easing border controls. China’s Shanghai Composite index reversed

Equities rose Tuesday in Asia as some stability returned to markets after last week’s upheaval, but analysts warned of further pain for traders after central bank officials hinted at further

Asian markets pointed higher after the U.S. Federal Reserve lifted rates more than previously anticipated and held out for a tougher approach to inflation.  The Federal Reserve raised its key

Asian markets rallied Wednesday, building on a hearty performance on Wall Street and helped by the reopening in China, though analysts continue to warn of near-term volatility caused by surging

Asian markets rose Monday as investors rediscovered some verve after the release of healthy US data and as China eases some of its strict Covid curbs in Shanghai and Beijing, lifting

Asian stock markets are mostly higher on Thursday, following the broadly positive cues overnight from the global markets, as traders digested the minutes from the Federal Reserve’s latest monetary policy

Asian shares edged higher on Tuesday despite data reinforcing investor fears the global economic recovery may be more fragile than expected, even as inflationary pressures remain high. MSCI’s broadest index