, Asian Shares Fall as U.S. Data Weakens
It has been a fourth consecutive session for the fall of Asian stocks after Friday’s weak U.S. employment data and China’s faster-than-expected inflation numbers hurt risk appetite while Japanese exporters were hit by a stronger yen. Investor confidence in the U.S. economic recovery was shaken by a sharp slowdown in U.S. non-farm payrolls data released on Friday.
, High Hopes on Growth Pave Way for Asian Shares to Rise
Strong gains in global equities just overnight have made the Asian shares shoot up, especially after hard manufacturing data from the United States, and as leading Asian exporters offset signs of mild recession in Europe.
, How will Bin Laden’s Death affect Global Economic Equations ?
News regarding Osama Bin Laden’s death on the night of May 1st did two big things for the U.S: it gave closure to a …
