Most Asia markets rise as China property stocks lead gains
Publishing timestamp: 2023-11-21 03:03:35
Summary
The article discusses gains in Asian markets, led by Chinese property stocks and Asian chip names. It also mentions the performance of major indexes in the US and the potential for another production cut by OPEC. Additionally, it includes comments from experts on investing and highlights specific companies like Microsoft and Nvidia.
Sentiment: MIXED
Tickers: .SSEC, .DXY, .IXIC, META, 2202-HK, JPY=, NVDA, .HSI, .KS11, AUD=, .TWII, .SZI, .DJI, Z2-CN, 2330-TW, MSFT, .SPX, .N225, 960-HK, @CL.1, 2317-TW, .AXJO, 1918-HK, .NDX, @LCO.1,
Keywords: s&p/asx 200, breaking news: markets, ice brent crude (apr'23), prices, australia, dxy us dollar currency index, asia economy, shenzhen component index, china vanke co ltd, hang seng index, markets, economic events, nikkei 225 index, wti crude (mar'23), australian dollar/us dollar fx spot rate, longfor group holdings ltd, taiwan weighted index, dow jones industrial average, usd/jpy, kospi index, world markets, breaking news: asia, s&p 500 index, business news, shanghai, nasdaq composite,
Source: https://www.cnbc.com/2023/11/21/asia-markets.html