
Chinese economic woes dragged down Asian markets while interest rate woes caused a bearish tumble in Europe.
Chinese economic woes dragged down Asian markets while interest rate woes caused a bearish tumble in Europe.
The stock market declined on Oct. 12 as the US BLS released new data showing prices rose faster than expected.
Stocks across the Asia Pacific region marked a second consecutive day of bullish growth as the European stock market reached a three-week high.
All US stock indices rose on October 11, as traders awaited consumer price index data to be released on the 12th.
Asian stocks surged across the board on Wednesday led by South Korean market while European markets had a mixed day.
Treasury yields declined, giving stock market bulls new momentum.
Asian and European stocks registered a bullish surge on Tuesday owing to the Fed’s hawkish outlook on interest rates.
The Dow and S&P 500 fell early in the day, but rebounded to end the day positive.
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