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Palm Oil Rebounds, Eyes Modest Weekly Gains
Malaysian palm oil futures saw a gain of approximately 1.5%, reaching around MYR 4,050 per tonne on Friday. This rise comes after a three-day decline, as bargain hunters emerged following...
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China Stocks Hold Near Multi-Year Highs
On Friday, the Shanghai Composite experienced a modest decline of 0.1%, settling just below 4,110, whereas the Shenzhen Component saw a slight rise of 0.1% to reach 12,320. This lack...
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Japanese Yen Firms as BOJ Meeting Looms
The Japanese yen advanced towards 158 per dollar on Friday, extending its upward trend from earlier in the week. Investors are eagerly anticipating the Bank of Japan's forthcoming policy meeting...
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White House Calls 25% Semiconductor Tariffs “Phase One” Action
The U.S. Commerce Department has implemented a 25% tariff on select high-end semiconductors due to national security concerns, marking it as an initial measure to safeguard the sector. This announcement...
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Australian Dollar Set for Modest Weekly Gain
The Australian dollar stabilized at approximately $0.669 against the US dollar on Friday, heading towards modest weekly gains. This stability was bolstered by renewed expectations of a potential interest rate...
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Dollar Heads for 3rd Weekly Gain
The dollar index remained stable around 99.3 on Friday, set for its third consecutive weekly increase. This stability follows robust US economic data that has lessened the likelihood of further...
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Hong Kong Shares Set to End Week on Solid Gains
In early Friday trading, Hong Kong stocks experienced a slight upward movement, reaching 26,944, as they attempted to offset losses from the previous session. This improvement was observed across most...
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Australian Consumer Confidence Bounces Back in January as PSI Climbs to 53.89
In a promising start to the new year, Australia has witnessed a notable uptick in consumer confidence, as reflected in the latest Thomson Reuters IPSOS Primary Consumer Sentiment Index (PCSI)...
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Indian Consumer Confidence Inches Upwards as Index Hits 60.73 in January
The latest Thomson Reuters IPSOS Primary Consumer Sentiment Index (PCSI) for India shows a positive upswing in consumer confidence, rising to 60.73 in January 2026, from a previous score...
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South Korea's Consumer Sentiment Slides in January Amid Economic Uncertainty
South Korea's consumer confidence, measured by the Thomson Reuters IPSOS Primary Consumer Sentiment Index (PCSI), experienced a decline in January 2026. The index fell from 47.26 in December 2025...
