Asian shares fall, long-dated Treasuries set for worst week in a year

Asia shares dropped due to a strong dollar and rising Treasury yields, while global rate cuts did not support Chinese markets amid ongoing trade tensions with the U.S.

China's markets drop as Trump presidency looms

China confident on growth goal, markets await more stimulus

China reopens with a bang but fails to lift Asia stocks

Mainland Chinese stocks soared on stimulus optimism, while Hong Kong markets fell. Concerns over Middle East conflicts and reassessments of Fed policies impacted broader Asian markets.

Markets witnessed second largest ever inflows to China funds: Citi

Equity and bond funds reported significant inflows, especially into China funds. U.S. and European markets experienced notable outflows, signaling shifting investor preferences amidst ongoing economic concerns.

These are the best ‘pain trades’ for Q4 according to BofA

Most asset classes gained inflows last week, while U.S. and European equities suffered significant outflows. Emerging markets and Chinese equities showed strong performance amid cautious optimism.

Red-hot Alibaba provides update on buyback program

Alibaba bought back 414 million shares for $4.1 billion, reducing outstanding shares. The stock surged over 20% in five days, amid new Chinese economic stimulus measures.