TOKYO (AP) — Asian shares mostly rose Thursday, as market optimism got a perk from the record highs set on Wall Street. Japan ...

Enthusiasm about Beijing's move helped Wall Street to shrug off disappointing US consumer confidence data. Following big gains in Hong Kong and Shanghai, Wall Street stocks pushed higher ...

Wall Street has catapulted to records on hopes ... In China, meanwhile, indexes soared 8.1% in Shanghai and 2.4% in Hong Kong following the latest announcements of stimulus for the world’s ...

Shares have soared in Shanghai but gave up a chunk of their initial gains as officials in Beijing outlined details of the ...

The Shanghai Composite is riding a wave of fiscal stimulus moves in China to its best week since 2008. The index is up 9.7% so far this week, which would be its largest weekly gain since Nov. 14 ...

Also on Wall Street, cruise-ship operator Carnival lost ... In China, meanwhile, indexes soared 8.1% in Shanghai and 2.4% in Hong Kong following the latest announcements of stimulus for the ...

In Japan, the Nikkei 225 index edged 1.4% higher to 39,451.25 after Tokyo’s consumer inflation, considered a leading indicator of nationwide trends, cooled to 2.2% year-on-year in September, in line ...

Chinese markets get back into winning ways Thursday after China's central bank unveiled a facility to boost liquidity for ...

Investors had hoped China's state economic planning body, would roll out more detailed stimulus measures on Tuesday.