(RTTNews) - Most of the stock markets in the Asia-Pacific region were closed on Thursday on account of Christmas. Among the stock markets that were open, the Japanese market was trading higher on bargain hunting, while the Chinese stock market was trading flat and the Taiwan market was trading in negative terrain.
U.S. stocks ...
Japanese market trades higher on bargain hunting, Wall Street lead - 1 wk ago
Stocks Turning In A Lackluster Performance In Morning Trading - U.S. Commentary - 1 wk ago- Stocks May Move Modestly Higher In Early Trading - U.S. Commentary - 1 wk ago
- Asian markets close mixed - 1 wk ago
- Australian market closes higher, led by miners and banks - 1 wk ago
- European markets likely to see further downside on weak global cues - 1 wk ago
- Asian markets trade mixed - 1 wk ago
- Australian market trades higher - 1 wk ago
- New Zealand Market Opens Marginally Lower On Wall Street’s Negative Lead - 2 wks ago
- Asian markets close lower; China plunges 4.6% - 2 wks ago
- Australian market closes lower, led by big miners - 2 wks ago
- European markets likely to extend losses on weak global cues - 2 wks ago
- Asian markets follow Wall Street lower - 2 wks ago
- Australian market trades marginally lower - 2 wks ago
- Australia October Leading Index Down 0.5% - Conference Board - 2 wks ago
- *Australia October Leading Economic Index Down 0.5% - Conference Board - 2 wks ago
- Asian markets close mostly lower on profit taking - 2 wks ago
- Australian market closes lower, led by resources stocks - 2 wks ago
- New Zealand market closes higher - 2 wks ago
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