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Asian markets mostly rise ahead of Fed meeting, earnings 114 HONG KONG, April 26, 2021 (BSS/AFP) – Most Asian markets mostly rose Monday following a strong end to last week on Wall Street as traders turned their attention to the Federal Reserve’s latest policy meeting and earnings from corporate giants. A strong reading on US and European manufacturing and services activity provided a positive catalyst for investors, who appear to have got over Joe Biden’s plan to almost double capital gains tax, while Washington’s decision to reapprove Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine also lifted optimi...

Asian and European markets were mixed Monday following a strong end to last week on Wall Street  as traders turned their attention to the Federal Reserve's latest policy meeting. A strong reading on US and European manufacturing and services activity provided a positive catalyst for investors. Asian traders started the day on a strong note but struggled in some markets to hold morning gains, while London and Paris were slightly lower in early trade, though Frankfurt ticked higher. Asian and European markets were mixed Monday following a strong end to last week on Wall Street as traders turn...

Monday, 26 Apr 2021 04:34 PM MYT A man wearing a protective mask, amid the coronavirus disease outbreak, stands in front of an electric board showing Nikkei index outside a brokerage in Tokyo January 21, 2021. — Reuters pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. HONG KONG, April 26 — Asian and European markets were mixed today following a strong end to last week on Wall Street as traders turned their attention to the Federal Reserve’s latest policy meeting and earnings from corporate giants. A strong reading on US and European manufacturing an...

The renewed surge in Covid-19 infections is threatening to further divide the world economy between the rich and poor, potentially damaging overall global growth if the fresh outbreaks spread or if key sources of demand falter. More people were diagnosed with Covid-19 last week than any other since the pandemic began. The World Health Organization this week warned that new infections are increasing everywhere except Europe, led by rocketing numbers in India with cases also rising in Argentina, Turkey and Brazil. That’s casting a shadow over a previously vigorous global economic rebound g...

BusinessWorld April 23, 2021 | 12:30 am REUTERS THE RENEWED SURGE in coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) infections is threatening to further divide the world economy between the rich and poor, potentially damaging overall global growth if the fresh outbreaks spread or if key sources of demand falter. More people were diagnosed with COVID-19 last week than any other since the pandemic began. The World Health Organization this week warned that new infections are increasing everywhere except Europe, led by rocketing numbers in India with cases also rising in Argentina, Turkey an...