East Asian Stocks Rise Despite Middle East Tensions
Stock markets in East Asia, including Tokyo and Seoul, experienced gains despite renewed concerns and ongoing tensions in the Middle East. Some markets were reportedly buoyed by hopes for a breakthrough in peace talks or a focus on the earnings season.
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Tokyo stocks rise on hopes for breakthrough in Middle East peace talk - 毎日新聞
Tokyo stocks rise on hopes for breakthrough in Middle East peace talk 毎日新聞
Read full article →Seoul stocks end higher despite Middle East concerns, with earnings season in focus
Seoul stocks closed a tad higher Monday despite renewed tensions between the United States and Iran, with investors focusing on the upcoming earnings season. The local currency gained against the greenback. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index added 27.17 points, or 0.44 percent, to close at 6,219.09, after reaching as high as 6,278.36. Trade volume was moderate at 683.8 million shares worth 22.3 trillion won ($15.1 billion). Losers outnumbered winners 533 to 320. Institutional invest
By The Korea Herald
Read full article →Seoul stocks sharply up late Mon. morning despite renewed woes over U.S.-Iran conflict - Yonhap News Agency
Seoul stocks sharply up late Mon. morning despite renewed woes over U.S.-Iran conflict Yonhap News Agency
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