South Korea's Kospi leads losses in Asia ahead of data deluge on Friday
Publishing timestamp: 2024-05-30 03:42:21
Summary
Asia-Pacific markets extended losses, with Japan, South Korea, Australia, Hong Kong, and China all seeing declines. Google announced a $2 billion investment in Malaysia, while China is considering imposing a record fine on PricewaterhouseCoopers. BHP walked away from a takeover bid for Anglo American, causing shares of Australian miners to fall. Hedge funds are increasing bets on Big Tech stocks, and the U.S. economy grew unevenly over the past six weeks. JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon hinted at retirement within the next five years.
Sentiment: MIXED
Tickers: .SPX, RIO-AU, JPY=, .DXY, .IXIC, .N225, .HSI, 9501.T-JP, @LCO.1, .SSEC, 4543.T-JP, AUD=, .KS11, .AXJO, NVDA, 8058.T-JP, FMG-AU, US10Y, BHP-AU, .DJI, .SZI, @CL.1, 6503.T-JP, 6857.T-JP, ARM,
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Source: https://www.cnbc.com/2024/05/30/asia-markets.html