Asian equities opened on Thursday on a divided note, with traders still grappling with some major pressures.The market is still weighing the impacts of a fresh surge in oil prices and the Federal Reserve’s April 29 decision to keep US rates unchanged.Brent crude climbed to around $122.53 a barrel, and…
Samsung Electronics on Thursday reported the strongest quarterly results in its history, as a near-50-fold surge in chip earnings…
European stock index futures pulled back further on Thursday as investors reacted to the soaring crude oil prices and…
Volkswagen reported a sharp decline in first-quarter earnings, as tariff pressures, geopolitical tensions and rising competition impacted performance.Europe’s largest…
OKX has introduced an open standard for agent-led transactions, rolling out its Agent Payments Protocol to support full-cycle business…
Prices for Nvidia’s advanced B300 servers in China have surged sharply, nearing 7 million yuan (around $1 million), as…
Microsoft stock (NASDAQ: MSFT) delivered another strong quarter on Wednesday, beating Wall Street’s earnings estimate and showing that demand…
The semiconductor trade is still being powered by one enormous number as global chip sales are on track to…
Asian markets began on Wednesday on an uneven footing as investors weighed multiple factors.The sentiment appeared cautious following a…