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The Hong Kong stock index led the decline in Asia / Photo: Shutterstock AI/Shutterstock
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Hong Kong stocks post their sharpest decline since March; other Asian markets are down. What's going on?
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The U.S. dollar surged to a seven-week high following the Fed's interest rate decision
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HSBC's chief economist warned of the risk of a repeat of the 1997 Asian financial crisis
South Koreas KOSPI index surged at a record pace / Photo: Unsplash/Melody Zhang
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Morning Highlights: Asian markets soared amid optimism surrounding AI, while the yen gave up its gains
Asian stocks fell during trading on July 24 / Photo: VTT Studio/Shutterstock
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Asian markets fell sharply in the wake of Wall Street. The reason lies in the IT sector and the surge in oil prices.
Samsung Electronics stock price plummeted by nearly 10% on the last trading day of the week in Seoul / Photo: MeSamong/Shutterstock.com
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Samsung and SK Hynix shares plummeted ahead of TSMC's earnings report. The market is waiting for signals regarding AI
TSMCs revenue for the period from April to June reached a record 1.27 trillion New Taiwan dollars / Photo: Jack Hong/Shutterstock
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June was TSMC's best month ever in terms of revenue. Is the AI rally continuing?
In the second half of the year, investors should focus on the strongest players in the Asian market. Photo: ioda/Shutterstock
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"Stick with the winners": Goldman expects the rally among memory manufacturers to continue
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Tech Sector Under Pressure: A Wave of Sell-offs Sweeps Through Asian Stock Markets
Leading Asian stock indices fell sharply in the wake of the U.S. tech sector / Photo: Joshua Gesterkamp / Shutterstock
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Top Stories This Morning: Tech Sector Plummets in Asia, $7 Billion Deal, OpenAI May Postpone Its IPO
Donald Trumps statement about the end of the war and the imminent opening of the Strait of Hormuz caused oil prices to fall / Photo: Maksim Safaniuk/Shutterstock
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End of war in the Middle East: oil falls 4%, markets in Europe and Asia are up
South Korean economist Shin Hyun Song has been advising central bank governors for decades and now heads the Bank of South Korea himself. Photo: X / Hyun Song Shin
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South Korea's central bank is headed by a star economist. His challenges are the war in Iran and market records
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