The Nikkei 225 Index dropped for three consecutive days, reaching a low of ¥60,910, its lowest level since May 7 this year. It has pulled back from this month’s high of ¥63,760 as crude oil prices drop, and Japan bond

Samsung stock swung sharply last week as fears over a massive worker strike erased billions from the company’s market value. The stock fell as much as 9.3% as labor talks broke down and a planned strike drew closer, then recovered on

Asian markets fell sharply on Monday after drone strikes in the Gulf reportedly triggered a fire at a nuclear power facility in the UAE, lifting oil prices and reigniting fears over inflation, tighter monetary policy and slower global growth. The renewed

Silver extended its decline for a third consecutive session on Monday, with XAG/USD trading around $74.20 per troy ounce during Asian hours. Investors reacted to India’s surprise restrictions on silver imports, rising expectations of another Federal Reserve rate hike and weaker

SpaceX’s confidential S-1 filing sets the stage for a historic initial public offering. Targeting a valuation between $1.75 trillion and $2 trillion, a sharp premium to recent $800 billion private tenders, the aerospace manufacturer aims to raise roughly $75 billion. This offering

Mizuho Financial Group delivered a strong result as quarterly profit for January–March surged to 228.7 billion yen from 30.1 billion yen a year earlier, and full-year net profit reached a record 1.25 trillion yen. Yet the stock market did not reward