Kospi edges up as chip buybacks counter widespread selling
South Korea's Kospi gained 0.23% on Tuesday as buyback-driven rises in Samsung and SK Hynix countered selling by foreign, institutional and retail investors.
South Korea's Kospi gained 0.23% on Tuesday as buyback-driven rises in Samsung and SK Hynix countered selling by foreign, institutional and retail investors.
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John Ternus starts as Apple CEO, replacing Tim Cook, as AAPL stock drops 0.89%. Phil Schiller steps back from App Store duties.
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Report shows 1,051 Chinese firms planned over 220 billion yuan in buybacks; state entities added >60 billion yuan in shareholdings.
Tom Lee views September crash fear as a contrarian signal, predicting a stock rally and Bitcoin surging to $150,000.
Major US stock indices ended lower except for the Nasdaq 100, which eked out a small gain.
European shares closed mixed as oil prices surged and yields rose. UK FTSE 100 and Italy FTSE MIB gained.
Longsys seeks up to $800M in a Hong Kong IPO, pricing shares at a 45% discount to its Shenzhen stock.
U.S. stock futures edged lower as markets weigh Fed Chair Warsh's remarks and look ahead to key economic data.
Nvidia's 8.7% post-earnings gain brightened sentiment, but Marvell's 10.3% drop showed selectivity remains key in Q3 earnings.
Nasdaq futures rebound from 29,300 but need to clear 29,745-29,815 to confirm a bullish reversal.
Biotechs developing hair loss treatments attract investor interest, with no new drug approved since the 1990s.
Asian stocks fell on Monday as renewed US-Iran fighting boosted oil prices and bond yields stayed elevated. Japan and South Korea posted significant declines,…
Bessent presses G20 on China's $1.2 trillion surplus, keeps tariff truce on $30 billion in goods.