How Asia Markets Are Reacting To Nvidia’s Blowout Earnings

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China Drags Global Markets Down As Half-Measure Policies Prove To Be Ineffective

China has had a very rough 2023, in markets and in the real economy. But, last week was a particularly brutal week for China’s markets, as the Hang Seng Index closed the week in bear market territory, and the yuan edged ever closer to its treacherous 15-year lows - all of which h ...  Show more

Asia Pulls Down Global Equities, As The Dollar Weighs On Asia

As followers of Market Depth Podcast know- this year's NASDAQ upside rally was largely driven by Japan and the Nikkei225. Now, Weston Nakamura explains how the current market sell-off is being driven by China, and the plunging yuan. Weston also discusses his views on the Japanese ...  Show more

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