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Asia equities are mixed Asian markets calm after US yields rise Cyclical rotation flows dominated Wall Street on Friday, as US bond yields suddenly spiked higher. Technology bore the brunt of the assault, the Nasdaq falling 0.59%, while the S&P 500 roses just 0.10%, while the Dow Jones climbed by 0.90%. Dovish comments by Treasury Secretary Yellen over the weekend see the futures on all three indexes up by 0.20% this morning, lending a sense of calm to Asian equities. The Nikkei 225 is 0.30% higher today, while the Kospi is now unchanged. Mainland China’s Shanghai Composite has recovered so...

Hong Kong stocks limp and mainland benchmark indices fluctuate near a two-month high, failing to ride on the bullish momentum on Wall Street. Chinese officials have repeated concerns about the ‘savage beast’ and financial risks from the US$1.9 trillion stimulus plan.

Wall Street parties but Asia mixed March 12, 2021SharePrint Asian equities mixed following the Wall Street rally After improving Jobless Claims and a non-event US 30-year auction greenlighted the buy-everything business as usual trade, big-tech was back overnight. Although still in correction territory, the Nasdaq powered 2.52% higher, while the S&P 500 and Dow Jones ended in record territory, rising 1.04% and 0.58%, respectively. There were concerns ahead of the US 30-year bond auction, but demand was strong enough so that the auction was passed without incident. Although the bid-to-cover ra...

China stock bulls return for best gain in two months on rally in chipmakers, tame US inflation data Benchmarks in Shanghai and Shenzhen bourses logged the biggest gains in at least two months with at least 2.4 per cent rallies Hang Seng Index climbs 1.7 per cent, on track for third straight day of rebound, as chip makers surge on a plan to tackle export and supply issues

Asian equities follow Wall Street south March 5, 2021SharePrint US bond tantrum sends equities reeling A not dovish enough Jerome Powell overnight saw the bond tantrum return, throwing more gloom on an already wobbling equity market. The S&P 500 by 1.34%, the tech-heavy Nasdaq plunged by 2.11%, and the previously steady Dow Jones retreated by 1.11%. US index futures continue lower in Asia, down by between 0.35% and 0.50%. The picture is a little more mixed in Asia, but still mostly negative. The Nikkei 225 has fallen by 1.50%, with the Kospi down 0.85%. In China, though, markets have reversed...