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Hitachi Construction Machinery Co.’s shares fell the most in almost three weeks after its major shareholder Hitachi Ltd. offloaded all holding, in the latest move by the Japanese conglomerate to divest some of its assets to focus on core businesses.
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This snapped a two-day rise as a bond rout lifted yields and the US dollar – twin headwinds for the precious metal
Asian stock markets witnessed a downturn as semiconductor shares plummeted sharply. The rise in bond yields and escalating oil prices contributed to a bearish market sentiment.
Online platforms now offer retail investors access to corporate bonds. These securities provide mid-teen yields with low minimum investments.
Coolabah Capital’s Chris Joye published the following chart on X (Twitter) showing how dwelling values are falling at an annual rate of 12.0% across the five major capitals, led by Sydney, which is…
Global funds and relative-value traders are driving a surge in Japan bond futures trading in Singapore, drawn by rising volatility.
The online learning platform reported a notable insider sale as shares hover near a 52-week low.