Asia markets mostly rise, tracking Wall Street gains; China factory activity expands at a slower pace
Publishing timestamp: 2024-04-30 03:35:06
Summary
Asia-Pacific markets rose, Japan's Nikkei 225 climbed, China's factory activity figures were assessed, South Korea's Kospi was higher, Australia's S&P/ASX 200 rose, Tesla lifted U.S. markets, South Korea's central bank may consider buying gold, Japan's factory output rose, South Korea's industrial production fell, Goldman Sachs sees healthy balance sheets, Aubrey Capital's fund has impressive returns, Bank of America sees good news for equities, S&P 500 stocks hit new highs, Crude oil futures fell due to diplomatic efforts in Middle East.
Sentiment: NEUTRAL
Tickers: .IXIC, APH, AUD=, JPY=, .SPX, RCL, @CL.1, NVDA, .HSI, .DJI, .N225, VLTO, GS, CMG, .SZI, TSCO, ARM, LDOS, TT, .AXJO, .DXY, MXEF, .SSEC, @LCO.1, .KS11, CARR,
Keywords: dow jones industrial average, wti crude (mar'23), world markets, australia, kospi index, nikkei 225 index, nvidia corp, asia economy, s&p/asx 200, nasdaq composite, shanghai, dxy us dollar currency index, economic events, arm holdings plc, breaking news: markets, s&p 500 index, australian dollar/us dollar fx spot rate, markets, hang seng index, breaking news: asia, business news, ice brent crude (apr'23), prices, shenzhen component index, usd/jpy,
Source: https://www.cnbc.com/2024/04/30/asia-markets.html