TOKYO (AP) — Shares were mixed in Asia on Tuesday after U.S. markets were closed for the Memorial Day holiday. Oil prices and U.S. futures were higher. ( read original story ...)
Stock market today: World shares are mostly lower after US holiday quiet
In Asian trading, Chinese markets rose and then fell after senior leaders of the ruling Communist Party met and affirmed Beijing’s determination to contain financial risks. ( read original story ...)
Shanghai Is First Chinese First-Tier City to Lower Mortgage Rates
Mortgage rates in China are at historic lows, but first-tier cities have kept their rates at high levels. As their home inventories and increments are different than those of lower-tier cities, they ... ( read original story ...)
Stock Market Today: Asian Shares Display Mixed Performance Following Quiet US Holiday
S hares across Asia exhibited a mixed performance on Tuesday, reflecting a cautious sentiment amid the absence of trading in U.S. markets due to the Memorial Day holiday. However, gains in oil prices ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai eases housing curbs as aid spreads to big cities
SHANGHAI - The financial hub of Shanghai eased requirements for home downpayments and mortgages, as bigger Chinese cities follow through on the central government’s aid for the property sector. ( read original story ...)
Market Watch: Key Things To Know Before Stock Market Opens Today, May 28
Stocks To Watch Today: LIC, Adani Energy Solutions, And More Are Among Top Stocks To Track On May 28 ... ( read original story ...)
China’s Shanghai city announces measures to prop up property market
Taking the lead from similar support measures in other cities, China’s Shanghai city announced several measures to inject life into its beleaguered property sector on Tuesday. Required years of social ... ( read original story ...)