Should U.S. Investors Buy Into a Wall Street Listing for SK Hynix?
The market-share leader in High Bandwidth Memory chips is preparing the largest-ever listing on Wall Street for an Asian company. Is it a buy?
Korea’s ‘Black Tuesday’ Spills Over to Memory Makers Worldwide
This year’s top-performing stock markets are today’s heaviest decliners. How close to an end of the chipmaker and AI bull market do we stand?
Real Winners and Losers Emerge in Asia After Fed Meeting
Japan, Korea and Taiwan are setting new records, while a potential trade to exploit the high degree of leverage creeps into the system.
Japan Raises Rates to Highest Level Since Bubble Pop
The Bank of Japan has lifted the base rate to its highest level in 31 years, but is keeping its eye on business-to-business price hikes.
Global Central Banks Turn Hawkish on Inflation
Here’s how central banks around the world are attempting to respond to higher prices.
Alibaba Pushes Back on U.S. Punishment as Stock Dips
China’s tech industry got a domestic AI boost despite fresh allegations of ties to China’s military for Alibaba, Baidu and BYD.
Crackdown Hits Hong Kong Financials on Anniversary of Tiananmen Square
Hong Kong has been a key route for mainland Chinese citizens to get their money out of the grasp of the Communist Party.
SoftBank Overtakes Toyota as Japan’s Largest Company
Tech-stock gains have pushed TSMC, Samsung and Hynix into the $1 trillion club, while SoftBank is the largest Tokyo listing by market cap.
World-Leading Stock Rally Gets Pension Fund Support
Here’s how the National Pension Service in Korea is changing its allocation to Wall Street assets and domestic stocks.
U.S. Investors Feeling Impact of Chinese Securities Crackdown
The Chinese stock watchdog is increasingly applying the country’s securities law overseas.