The U.S. stock market, Elon Musk’s Tesla ... “Trump keeps openly telling people that he will increase tariffs not just on ...

BEIJING — China on Friday approved a 6 trillion yuan ... restrictions on borrowing in late September, sparking a stock market rally, but economists say the government needs to do more to ...

The volatility was amplified as day traders resorted to profit-taking, taking advantage of the steep rise in stock prices ... added US$3 trillion in market value to China’s onshore stocks.

Analysts noted that weak earnings growth and sluggish global markets weighed on investor sentiment, with rising US bond yields and policy actions in China contributing to FII outflows. 2.

Market sentiment was negatively impacted by ... with rising US bond yields and policy actions in China contributing to FII outflows. Exchange data shows that on Monday, Foreign Institutional ...

Stock market today: A strong wave of selloff engulfed ... this whopping foreign capital outflow is the 'sell India, buy China' strategy gaining momentum after Beijing announced several stimulus ...

Experts see aggressive selling by foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) as the primary reason behind the market crash. Data shows ... cheaper countries like China, especially after the Chinese ...

Stock market crash today, market crash reason: Indian benchmark indices – BSE Sensex and Nifty 50 – crashed further on the final trading day of the week, on October 25. The reason for market crash ...

Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) stock fell by close to 4.5% on Tuesday. Peer AMD stock also saw a sharp decline, falling by about 5%. The selloff follows an earnings report by chip manufacturing equipment ...

Whatever the reasons for the recent crash, it is time for the Chinese government to understand the power of market forces.

October records $10 billion FII outflows, surpassing March 2020’s COVID-19 crash ... India’s market valuations and corporate earnings performance. “Investors expect that China will ...

The outflow has surpassed the previous high of $7.9 billion seen during the March 2020 COVID-19 market crash and has been attributed to a combination of factors, including a shift in global investor ...