Asian stocks slipped as demand for riskier assets ebbed after their recent strong gains.
Asian shares scaled a near-decade peak, bolstered by a surge in global stocks to new records on strong US corporate earnings, while the yen eased slightly.
Asian stocks mostly rose, spurred by record high closes for the Dow and S&P 500 on bets that the Federal Reserve's policy will remain accommodative.
Asian stocks rallied today, lifted by Wall Street's strong performance on Friday.
Asian stocks were mixed on Wednesday, moderating after earlier strong gains on positive global earnings and manufacturing data.
US stock futures par gains on disappointment that President Donald Trump did not offer further details on his plans for infrastructure spending and tax reforms. ...
Caution prevails in financial markets on Friday ahead of US President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration.
Asian shares joined Wall Street and Europe in surrendering some recent gains on Friday, retreating on the possibility of faster-than-expected US interest rate increases. ...
Asian shares are mostly lower, while oil prices hover near one-year highs on growing expectations of an output cut by OPEC producers.
Asian shares climb on Tuesday as the dollar holds steady and American markets bounce back.
Asian shares tumble on Monday amid fresh concerns over the growth of the global economy.
Growthpoint Australia plans to sell shares to fund expected acquisitions this year.