Asian shares were up Tuesday boosted by Wall Street gains.
Asian stocks and currencies rose Monday. Investors bet weak U.S. jobs numbers would keep government stimulus in place.
Asian shares are down on Thursday after the U.S. Federal Reserve vowed to keep rates near zero for some time.
If the U.S. economy is still in flux, you can’t tell by looking at the stock market.
Asian shares edged higher today and the U.S. dollar was down ahead of key central bank developments in the U.S. and Europe.
Asian stock markets were steady ahead of several big central bank meetings this week.
The global financial crisis left the U.S. lender CIT unable to fund itself, pushing the dollar and Asian financial stocks lower.
Asian shares were up today after Wall Street climbed on data showing the U.S. economy returning to growth.
A huge influx of "erroneous" orders prevented the New York Stock Exchange from disseminating quotes.
Asian shares fell Thursday after an unexpected drop in U.S. home sales last month.