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Provided by Dow Jones By Joe Wallace U.S. stock futures drifted higher Tuesday ahead of earnings from more blue-chip companies and the start of the Federal Reserves two-day policy meeting. Futures for the S&P 500 ticked up 0.1%, after the benchmark index ground higher to a record on Monday. Contracts for the Dow Jones Industrial Average and technology-heavy Nasdaq-100 also edged up 0.1%. A strong start to earnings season among U.S. companies and indications ...

Provided by Dow Jones By Joe Wallace and Michael Wursthorn U.S. stocks hovered near record levels as investors sold shares of technology and communications stocks and Treasury yields climbed. The S&P 500 bounced around the flatline most of the trading session a day after setting its 24th closing record of the year. Tesla shares were among the broad indexs biggest decliners after the electric car makers latest quarterly report underwhelmed investors. Shares o...

Provided by Dow Jones By Joe Wallace U.S. stocks pulled back slightly Tuesday as investors awaited earnings from more blue-chip companies and the start of the Federal Reserves two-day policy meeting. Technology and communication stocks led major indexes lower a day after the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite closed at fresh records. Among the decliners was Tesla, which slid nearly 4% despite posting a record profit in the first quarter. Shares of Microsoft and Google p...

Singapore could be the biggest comeback story for Asian equities this year.

Singapore could be the biggest comeback story for Asian equities this year.

After becoming the region’s worst performer in 2020 following a 12% slump, the Straits Times Index has surged 9.3% to trounce all other major Asian benchmarks so far this year

It’s All About Valuation as Asia Stock Investors Buy the Dip Bloomberg 3/8/2021 Ishika Mookerjee (Bloomberg) -- The first back-to-back weekly loss for Asian stocks since September is just another opportunity for some global money managers to build up positions. Valuations are front and center for the likes of UBS Global Wealth Management, Fidelity International and JP Morgan Asset Management Inc., which say that investors should use the latest selloff to buy stocks that have...

Article content (Bloomberg) — The first back-to-back weekly loss for Asian stocks since September is just another opportunity for some global money managers to build up positions. Valuations are front and center for the likes of UBS Global Wealth Management, Fidelity International and JP Morgan Asset Management Inc., which say that investors should use the latest selloff to buy stocks that have yet to price in an economic rebound and longer-term trends such as environmental, social and govern...