Asia markets mostly end lower as U.S. reportedly intercepts Iranian oil tankers, rattling fragile ceasefire optimism
Asian equities retreated after reports of U.S. tanker interceptions raised doubts over the durability of an Iran ceasefire.
South Korea economic growth roared past estimates in Q1, thanks to chips
South Korea’s economy exceeded Q1 expectations, with semiconductor demand offsetting weak public spending.
Step aside Tesla, BYD: Japanese carmakers deepen their hold on India’s auto market with hybrids
In the world’s third-largest auto market, demand for hybrid cars is racing ahead of EVs, deepening the hold of Japanese carmakers in India.
SK Hynix posts record first-quarter profit, in line with estimates as memory prices climb
SK Hynix posted yet another quarter of record profit and revenue, as prices for its products continue to surge amid strong AI demand.
SK Hynix posts record first-quarter profit, in line with estimates as memory prices climb
SK Hynix posted yet another quarter of record profit and revenue, as prices for its products continue to surge amid strong AI demand.
S&P futures are little changed following another record-setting day for benchmark: Live updates
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite rallied to new closing records on Wednesday afternoon.
S&P futures are little changed following another record-setting day for benchmark: Live updates
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite rallied to new closing records on Wednesday afternoon.
ServiceNow stock sinks 14% as subscription revenue takes hit from Iran war
The software company beat expectations for earnings and revenue as it continued to expand its artificial intelligence offerings.
ServiceNow stock sinks 14% as subscription revenue takes hit from Iran war
The software company beat expectations for earnings and revenue as it continued to expand its artificial intelligence offerings.
Strait of Hormuz remains basically closed as Iran seizes ships after Trump ceasefire extension
Ship traffic in the Strait of Hormuz is still way below normal levels before the war when more than 100 vessels crossed daily.
